The donor’s consent as provided for in article L. 1244-2, as well as the collection or removal of gametes, are preceded by at least one interview with the multidisciplinary clinical-biological medical team mentioned in article L. 2141-2.
These interviews make it possible in particular to:
1° Check that the donor meets the conditions laid down in article L. 1244-2;
2° Inform the donor of the legislative and regulatory provisions relating to gamete donation, and in particular the fact that it is impossible for recipients and third party donors to know each other’s identities, as well as the consequences of this donation with regard to filiation;
3° Inform the donor of the provisions of article L. 2143-2 relating to access by persons conceived by medically assisted procreation with a third-party donor to non-identifying data and to the identity of third-party donors, and of the need to consent to the communication of this data in order to carry out the donation;
4° Specifying to the donor the conditions for prior assessment of the feasibility of the donation, as well as the nature of the examinations to be carried out, if they have not already been carried out, in order to ensure compliance with the health safety rules mentioned in articles R. 1211-25 to R. 1211-28-1, in accordance with the rules of good practice defined by the decree provided for in Article L. 2141-1 ;
5° Informing the donor that his consent to the donation implies consent to the storage of information relating to his health, under the conditions provided for in Article R. 1244-5;
6° In the case of oocyte donation, to inform the donor of the conditions of ovarian stimulation and oocyte retrieval, as well as the risks and constraints associated with these techniques.