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1.The assisted reproduction which includes the IVF  must be applied for women not older than :
43 years
53 years
63 years
Regardless of age

2. Should the law allow assisted reproduction for lonely unmarried women?
Yes
No
I can not answer

3. Shoud the legislation allow assisted reproduction for homosexual female couples with the use of donor”s sperm?
Yes
No
I can not answer

4. Should the legislation allow artificial insemination with the sperm of the dead husband or  the transfer of freezed embryo after the death of one of the parents?
Yes
No
I can not answer

5. Should the legislation allow adult children born from donor gametes to learn who are their biological parents?
Yes
No
I can not answer

6. Should the surrogacy be allowed in all European countries?
Yes
No
I can not answer

7.  What kind of surrogacy must be allowed?
Surrogacy lа with compensation for the surrogate
surrogacy surrogate for unpaid but reasonable compensation

8. The medical expenses of surrogacy must be paid by:
future parents
health insurance
fund ’’ in vitro”

9. Do you think that surrogacy may lead to exploitation of poor women transforming them into “incubators” for babies?
Yes
No
I can not answer

10. Should the law give a possibility to the surrogate mother even if she is not genetic mother to keep the baby ?
Yes
No
I can not answer

11. Should the law allow surrogacy to women who are using it not for apparent medical reason  but in order not to spoil their body or not to interrupt their carrier ect.?
Yes
No
I can not answer

12. Should the law allow surrogacy to homosexual male or female couples or to lonely women or lonely men?
Yes
No
I can not answer

13. Up to what age must be the surrogate mother?
up to 35 years (as it is in England)
up to 43 years (project in Bulgaria)
up to 50 years (as it is in Greece)

14. Should the law allow to a mother to be surrogate for the baby of her daughter or son?
Yes
No
I can not answer

15. How many surrogate pregnancies must be legally admissible for a woman?
One
Two
Three
More than three

The practicing of prenatal diagnostic discovering some present or future diseases before birth rises some ethical problems.

  16. Do you think that it is worth to be born only if you are in excellent health?
Yes
No
I can not answer

17. Do you think that the possibility to avoid the birth of ill children is in fact a selection of human beings?
Yes
No
I can not answer

18. Do you think that in this way we condemn the ill persons and show them that they have no  place in the society?
Yes
No
I can not answer

19. Some altered genes predispose the development of some forms of cancer in early childhood. This is carrying a big risk but not a 100% sureness that the illness will develop. If your unborn child has a altered gene and in your stock some people are already ill from a cancer, would you make a abortion?
Yes
No
I can not answer

20. During the in vitro fertilization the doctors usually create more embryos that they can transfer into the womb of the woman. The  embryos may be frozen and be used later in the case of unsuccessful in vitro  fertilization. What shoud be the fate of the spare embyos after a successful in-vitro fertilization?
to be destroyed
to be donated for scientific research
to be donated to another infertile couple
to be given to another couple in exchange for payment

21. Gender
Male
Female

22. Age
Younger than 18
18-35
36-43
44-51
52-65
66 or older

23. Education
Primary (unfinished included)
Secondary
High Education – College and University degree
High medical education - College and University degree

24. Marital status
Unmarried
Married
Divorced/Separated
Widower/Widow
Living with my partner

25. Country
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland, Republic of (EIRE)
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Malta
Netherlands
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Slovakia
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
United Kingdom
Others