In order to verify the conditions laid down in article L. 1244-2 and to enable the implementation of article L. 1244-6, the organisations, health establishments and health cooperation groups authorised for the activities mentioned in d of 1° and c and d of 2° of article R. 2142-1 keep information on the donor.
The donor’s file contains:
1° The donor’s written consent, expressed in application of article L. 1244-2;
2° The personal and family medical history, collected in application of 1° of article R. 1211-25 ;
3° The results of the health screening tests mentioned in 2° of article R. 1211-25 and in article R. 1211-26 ;
4° In the case of a sperm donation, the date of donation, the number of straws kept, the date made available and the number of straws made available;
5° In the case of an oocyte donation, the date of puncture and the number of oocytes donated;
6° Any information relating to the progress of pregnancies resulting from one or more gamete donations, including any interruption, the date of birth and the state of health of the children.
This file is kept for a minimum of forty years and, whatever the medium, in pseudonymised form. Practitioners who meet the criteria mentioned in articles R. 2142-10 and R. 2142-11 for carrying out the activities mentioned in the first paragraph of this article are responsible for ensuring that the file is properly kept.
Information relating to the identity of donors, the identification of children born and the biological links between them are kept separately, whatever the medium. Only the practitioners mentioned in the previous paragraph have access to it for the purposes mentioned in the first paragraph.
The donor’s file and the identification information are kept under conditions that strictly guarantee their confidentiality.