A group of Dutch individuals is closer to discovering their biological father after a Dutch court allowed the examination of DNA samples to determine if Jan Carbadt, a former director of a sperm bank, fathered 22 people through in vitro fertilization. The court approved the extraction of genetic material from Carbadt's personal belongings after his death. Although there is no tangible proof that Carbadt used his own sperm, there are credible indications. Carbadt claimed to be the biological father of 60 children but refused DNA testing. He is accused of falsifying donor data and exceeding the agreed limit of six children per donor.

What did the Dutch court authorize regarding the former director of a sperm bank?

• To award compensation to the claimants

• To close the sperm bank

• To examine DNA samples

• To arrest him for fraud

What was the basis for the court's decision to extract genetic material?

• A public demand for justice

• A confession from the doctor

• Tangible proof of wrongdoing

• Credible indications and a starting point for evidence

How many children did Jan Carbadt claim to have fathered through in vitro fertilization?

• 60

• 22

• 6

• 89

What did Jan Carbadt allegedly do with the donor data?

• Donated it to a research institute

• Destroyed it

• Falsified it

• Published it

What was the agreed limit of children per donor that Carbadt allegedly exceeded?

• Ten

• Three

• Twenty

• Six