"When will the first PMA (medically assisted procreation) take place for women living alone in France?"
"" From the start of the school year, "said the rapporteur of the bioethics law, Coralie Dubost, on Saturday.
The deputy LREM of Hérault answered categorically to the question of our colleague from France Info, before qualifying: "we must wait to see if the opposition, and I fear that this happens, seizes the Constitutional Council, this which will waste a little more time ”.
Coralie Dubost took the opportunity to welcome "a great reform, both for women's rights, for family rights, and it is a fight for the universal.
I think that was a very big step which was taken that day and Parliament was proud to be present and mobilized ”.
"This law is a victory", decided the elected.
"Here we go, let's go, that's it!
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The one who carried the bioethics bill and its flagship measure, the PMA for all, adopted definitively Tuesday by the Parliament, also indicated that the "decrees were already prepared".
“We will need the opinion of the Constitutional Council and then, let's go, let's go, that's it!
“, Still rejoiced the elected at the microphone of France Info.
And Coralie Dubost to assert in the wake that there was "a consensus" on this "text which is perfectly balanced today, which respects our ethical principles in the French which are very specific" and "which, all in the times, allows to move forward in a respectful way for all families and all women and children towards this 21st century technique which allows to make a family in dignified conditions ”.
Parliament definitively adopted on Tuesday the bioethics bill and its flagship measure opening up medically assisted procreation to female couples and single women.
This bill was one of Emmanuel Macron's campaign promises.
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