(1) To clarify the natural parentage of the child,
1. the father may require mother and child,
2. the mother may require father and child, and
3. the child may require both parents
to consent to a genetic paternity test and to acquiesce in the taking of a genetic sample appropriate for the test. The sample must be taken in compliance with the recognised principles of science.
(2) On the application of a person entitled to clarify, the family court is to substitute consent that has not been given and order acquiescence in the taking of a sample.
(3) The court suspends the proceedings if and as long as the clarification of the natural parentage would result in a considerable adverse effect on the best interests of the minor child which would be unreasonable for the child even taking into account the concerns of the person entitled to clarify.
(4) A person who has consented to a genetic paternity test and has given a genetic sample may require the person entitled to clarify who has had a paternity test made to permit inspection of the genetic paternity test report or to provide a copy. The family court decides disputes arising from the claim under sentence 1.