{
  "code": "CA-QC",
  "name": "Quebec",
  "last_reviewed": "2026-07",
  "confidence": "medium",
  "black_letter": "Quebec’s Civil Code parentage/filiation rules for assisted procreation can exclude the donor and recognize intended parents when statutory conditions are met. Informal pathways still require careful Civil Code analysis (distinct from common-law provinces). Map coding reflects statute recognition for AI and limited NI/agreement themes; counsel fluent in Quebec family law is essential.",
  "ai_informal": "statute_protects",
  "ni": "statute_or_agreement_path",
  "physician_or_clinic_for_safe_harbor": "often",
  "agreement_effect": "statutory_sample_or_strong_intent_evidence",
  "key_citations": [],
  "emerging_law_note": "Where public materials are thin, “Unknown” on this site means no clear published safe harbor—not that private arrangements are criminal. Further clarity often requires litigation or legislation.",
  "page": "/Pages/CA/QC/qc.html",
  "region_group": "CA"
}