Section 295 of the Children’s Act[1] sets out guidelines for a court to consider when confirming a surrogacy agreement. The guidelines[2] all refer to the requirements of the surrogate mother as well as the commissioning parents, save for S295(e), which states that the court must, in general, have regard for
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