Scottish Statutory Instrument
2006
United Kingdom
The Human Tissue (Scotland) Act 2006 (Maintenance of Records and Supply of Information Regarding the Removal and Use of Body Parts) Regulations 2006
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Schedules
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In any case where the donor is genetically related to...
If the transplant was carried out in a health service...
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sch. 2 para. 1
Citation, interpretation and commencement
Name and address of the hospital or other place at...
Records to be maintained by registered medical practitioner who removes body parts for transplantation
Where the removal was carried out in–
Records to be maintained by persons who use or retain body parts for a relevant section 3(1) purpose
Full name of the registered medical practitioner who removed the...
Information to be supplied by registered medical practitioner who removes body parts for transplantation
In any case where the donor’s body part is considered...
Information to be supplied by registered medical practitioner who uses or retains body parts for transplantation
Information to be supplied by persons who use or retain body parts for a relevant section 3(1) purpose
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