The Good Practice Guide is aimed at organisations that provide, and advertise that they provide, genetic paternity-testing services directly to the public. The government has a responsibility to protect consumers and sets out a framework for protecting the welfare of those who are subjected to genetic paternity testing, especially children. The guide therefore sets out the standards expected of organisations that deliver these services to the public.
It will also likely be of interest to those who commission paternity testing services, as well as to general medical practitioners and any other clinicians whose advice may be sought by members of the public and organisations with an interest in this area.
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