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GenDG-EN · 27 sections

Section 1Purpose of the Act Section 2Scope of application Section 3Definitions Section 4Prohibition of discrimination Section 5Quality assurance of genetic analyses Section 6Supply of genetic examination products

Part 2
Genetic examinations for medical purposes▸

Section 7Reservation to physicians Section 8Consent Section 9Duty to inform Section 10Genetic counselling Section 11Notification of the results of genetic examinations and analyses Section 12Retention and destruction of the results of genetic examinations and analyses Section 13Use and destruction of genetic samples Section 14Genetic examinations of persons not capable of consent Section 15Prenatal genetic examinations Section 16Genetic screening examinations

Part 3
Genetic examinations to establish parentage▸

Section 17Genetic examinations to establish parentage

Part 4
Genetic examinations in the insurance sector▸

Section 18Genetic examinations and analyses in connection with the conclusion of an insurance contract

Part 5
Genetic examinations in working life▸

Section 19Genetic examinations and analyses before and after establishment of the employment relationship Section 20Genetic examinations and analyses for occupational health and safety Section 21Prohibition of discrimination under employment law Section 22Public-law service relationships

Part 6
Generally recognised state of the art in science and technology▸

Section 23Guidelines Section 24Section 24

Part 7
Criminal and regulatory-fine provisions▸

Section 25Criminal provisions Section 26Provisions on regulatory fines

Part 8
Final provisions▸

Section 27Entry into force

Part 6 · Generally recognised state of the art in science and technology › Section 24

Section 24

(repealed)

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