"Unauthorized reproduction"

[Occhidiangela]

That's an interesting point Occhi, I hadn't considered an equal protection argument on behalf of the unconceived child, but then again, unconceived children don't come to mind too often outside of equal protection arguments.  Maybe I'm just sensitive because if something like this proposal had passed in my state of residence, the wife and I would be subject to review, and I have something against being judged on my fitness (never liked those presidential physical fitness challenge things in school either).
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I was more aiming at the equal protection issue in terms of how unequal differing classes of prospective parents were to be treated, what with those who can afford in vitro being singled out for special legislation. The "screwing in the back of the pick up truck with someone you just met while clubbing" sorts who, out of wedlock, create impregnated women are not given such rigorous tests of fitness as parents, eh?

See my previous remarks on what I think may be going on here: clearing up a problem area vis a vis ownership of in vitro products that stable married couples won't tend to get into.

Occhi