- We have been given the right of veto

This was reflected in regjeringsplattformen that they can say no to the changes in the bioteknologiloven that the party does not agree. It may trigger new conflicts.

- We have been given the right of veto, proclaimed His deputy chairman Kjell Britain Ropstad, when he partilederne for the Right, the progress party and the Left presented the new regjeringserklæringen – Granavolden-platform – Thursday night.

Thus, the changes to the law that allows for egg donation and assisted reproduction for single people, as a majority in the Parliament is for, will be put on hold.

Youth Right is among those who have fought hard for including egg donation.

- I'm disappointed, " admits 1. deputy Daniel Skjevik-Aasberg opposite NTB.

- We're going to continue to fight for both egg donation, surrogacy and to retain abortloven, as it is today, " he says.

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Skjevik-Aasberg acknowledge that it is now probably will not get any changes on the field in this election period.

at the same time, he is not surprised that the Sector could haul in the country this victory.

- It was probably the easiest thing to give, " he says.

Too Young the Left are disappointed that the christian democratic party has chosen to give priority to this victory.- It is a pity that changes that as well as the entire Parliament is for, being blocked by one party, states leader Sondre Hansmark.

- This will do that the Uk will lag far behind, " he says and points to the fact that egg donation is allowed in many countries in Europe.

Incomprehensible, " says klinikksjef

- It would have been better both for the Norwegian women, and the research community if we had opened for this, " says Hansmark.

Also scientists react to the decision in regjeringsplattformen.

- today, we are sad that the Sector has been given a right of veto for two years in the questions about early ultrasound, the prohibition against using NIPT-test and in the question about egg donation. It is for us incomprehensible that we should not drive with this in two years, " says klinikksjef Kjell Blix Salvesen by Kvinneklinikken at St. Olavs hospital, to Aftenposten.

NIPT test is a blood test that can reveal whether a fetus has the risk of kromosomfeil, such as Downs syndrome.

Bioteknologirådet has previously advocated to expand the group that can be offered NIPT test instead of morkake or amniocentesis.

(NTB).