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Abstract
O article begins with a brief analysis of the right to free family planning, from which it is possible for couples to use assisted human reproduction techniques, including so-called surrogacy. It examines the legal provisions in force and the ethical standards of the Federal Medical Council on the subject, in addition to the provisions of the Civil Code of 2002 which allow the use of assisted reproduction procedures. Consideration is also given to Draft Law No 4.892/2012, which seeks to establish the Assisted Reproduction Statute, in order to regulate the application and use of assisted human reproduction techniques and their effects in the context of social civil relations, in particular the temporary transfer of uterus. Finally, in the course of the text, there is a question about the postulate millenate mater semper certa est.