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On 20 March 2002, Mr Tom Watson MP will be introducing a 10 Minute Rule Bill on
Presumed Consent Opt Out.

This is believed to be the, so called, soft version. If a person has not
registered a wish not to be an organ donor then it can be presumed they wished
to be a donor. Should donation be a possibility then the views of the relatives
of the possible donor will be taken into account.

Do you have any views on this attitude or perhaps an alternative approach??








Sun Mar 3, 2002 2:54 pm

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On 20 March 2002, Mr Tom Watson MP will be introducing a 10 Minute Rule Bill on Presumed Consent Opt Out. This is believed to be the, so called, soft version....
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Mar 3, 2002
10:43 pm

I a person hasn't registered a wish not to be an organ donor out loud or in writing I think it should be up to the relatives. I tell everyone close to me what...
shaylin hudson
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Mar 4, 2002
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Provided age restrictions are adhered to (eg no under 18 donors without parental/guardian consent) and the wishes of relatives are respected then I wouldn't...
Paul Birchall-Hunt
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Mar 4, 2002
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... Bill on ... wished ... relatives ... approach?? Speaking personally, it depends what is meant by the views of the relatives. Some people use that to mean...
Reid, Fred
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Mar 7, 2002
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... Personally I absolutely agree with what was stated in the Bill. First, deceased body normally would be burned to ashed in Hong Kong. That means everything ...
Belinda Chow
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Mar 11, 2002
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