It looks like England is set to follow Wales in introducing an opt-out organ donation scheme. Which is opposite from the existing one, where people have to actively register to donate their organs.
What is the general consensus, a good or bad idea?
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It looks like England is set to follow Wales in introducing an opt-out organ donation scheme. Which is opposite from the existing one, where people have to actively register to donate their organs.
What is the general consensus, a good or bad idea?
I think it’s a good idea, but what I think would be more important if the view of a family member is taken away. No one should be able to over rules an individuals request.
Are you saying that if I requested to donate my organs, but a family member refused, their wish overrides mine? Are you sure? That doesn’t seem right. :ambivalence:Quote:
Originally Posted by Lloyd
Yes, that’s true. The next of kin has the final say.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alda79
I think if you choose to donate your organs, I think you have a duty to explain to your loved ones and next of kin why this is important to you that your final wishes are adhered to.