Surrogates’ and intended parents’ experiences of surrogacy arrangements: a systematic review

This commentary situates the recently published systematic review of empirical studies of surrogates’ and intended

parents’ experiences of surrogacy by Kneebone, Beilby and Hammarberg within the context of increased international

interest in legislative and regulatory reforms to surrogacy. The commentary evaluates the strengths of this systematic review, before turning to a discussion of how jurisdictions could introduce reforms aiming to facilitate domestic surrogacy arrangements, focusing on the UK and the Law Commission's recent proposals