Social media adverts urging young women to become surrogate mothers could be allowed under Law Commission proposals.
But the government’s fertility regulator has warned that the plans could lead to “significant cultural change” and “perhaps criticism”.
It is currently against the law to advertise for a surrogate or pay more than expenses to carry a baby.
The Law Commission said its proposals would better protect both sides in a surrogacy relationship.
In 2018 the government asked the Law Commission of England and Wales and the Scottish Law Commission, both independent bodies, to recommend changes to surrogacy law.
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