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Title Essentially yours : the protection of human genetic information in Australia, report / Australian Law Reform Commission
Published Sydney : Australian Law Reform Commission, 2003

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Series Report / Law Reform Commission (Australia) ; 96
Report (Australia. Law Reform Commission) ; no. 96.
Contents Table of contents -- Introduction -- Genetics and human health: a primer -- Coming to terms with genetic information -- Planning for the future -- A Human Genetics Commission of Australia -- Ethical considerations -- Information and health privacy law -- Privacy of genetic samples -- Anti-discrimination law -- Genetic testing -- Regulating access to genetic testing -- A new criminal offence -- The regulation of human genetic research -- Enforcing compliance with the national statement -- Human genetic research and consent -- Encouraging best practice in human genetic research -- Strengthening review by HRECs -- Human genetic research databases -- Human tissue collections -- Ownership of samples and the Human Tissue Acts -- Health professionals and family genetic information -- Genetic registers and family genetic information -- Genetic counselling and medical education -- Population genetic screening -- The use of genetic information in insurance -- Genetic discrimination in insurance -- Improving the underwriting process -- Insurance and genetic privacy -- The use of genetic information in employment -- Genetic discrimination in employment -- Inherent requirements of the job -- Occupational health and safety -- Workers' compensation, Employment and genetic privacy -- Parentage testing -- Kinship and identity -- Immigration -- Sport -- Forensic uses of genetic information -- Harmonisation of forensic procedures legislation -- Criminal investigations -- Identification of deceased persons -- DNA database systems -- Criminal proceedings -- Post-conviction use of DNA evidence -- Civil proceedings
Notes "March 2003."
Chapter 36 considers issues of kinship and identity, and discusses the use of genetic testing and information in Australia and overseas, in efforts to establish (or refute) membership of particular communities
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index
Notes Annotation pending
File Type Text
Notes Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web. Available at: http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/other/alrc/publications/reports/96
Subject Human genetics -- Law and legislation -- Australia
Human genetics -- Moral and ethical aspects -- Australia
Human biology -- Genetics
Human genetics -- Law and legislation.
Human genetics -- Moral and ethical aspects.
Australia
Australia.
Form Electronic book
Author Australia. Law Reform Commission.
Australian Health Ethics Committee
Other Titles ALRC 96