I.-When a third party donor, within the meaning of Article L. 2143-1, is diagnosed as having a genetic anomaly which may be responsible for a serious condition justifying preventive measures, including genetic counselling, or care, the prescribing doctor will inform the head of the medically assisted procreation centre so that he or she can inform, under the conditions provided for in II of Article L. 1131-1, of the persons resulting from the donation, of the parents exercising parental authority or, where applicable, of the guardian, if these persons are minors.
II.-When a person resulting from a gamete donation or embryo reception is diagnosed with a genetic anomaly that may be responsible for a serious condition justifying preventive measures, including genetic counselling, or care, the prescribing doctor will inform the head of the medically assisted procreation centre so that he can inform the third party donor under the conditions provided for in II of article L. 1131-1.
III – When the person in charge of a centre for medically assisted procreation informs, in application of I and II of this article, a third party donor, a person born from a donation or the legal representative of the latter if he/she is a minor of the existence of medical information of a genetic nature likely to concern them, he/she will send the doctor consulted by the person thus informed the details of the prescribing doctor for communication of the genetic anomaly in question. No other information is transmitted by the prescribing doctor.