Transcription of Human Tissue Act 2004 - legislation
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Human Tissue Act 2004 - legislation
Human Tissue Act 2004 CHAPTER 30 CONTENTSPART 1 REMOVAL,STORAGE AND USE OF Human ORGANS AND OTHER Tissue FOR SCHEDULEDPURPOSES1 Authorisation of activities for scheduled purposes2 Appropriate consent : children3 Appropriate consent : adults4 Nominated representatives5 Prohibition of activities without consent involving material from adults who lack capacity to consent7 Powers to dispense with need for consent8 Restriction of activities in relation to donated material9 Existing holdings10 Existing anatomical specimens11 Coroners12 Interpretation of Part 1 PART 2 REGULATION OF ACTIVITIES INVOLVING Human TISSUEThe Human Tissue Authority13 The Human Tissue Authority14 Remit15 General functionsLicensing16 Licence requirement17 Persons to whom licence applies18 Duty of the designated individualHuman Tissue Act 2004 (c. 30)iv19 Right to reconsideration of licensing decisions20 Appeals committees21 Procedure on reconsideration22 Appeal on point of law23 Conduct of licensed activities24 Changes of licence circumstance25 Breach of licence requirementCodes of practice26 Preparation of codes27 Provision with respect to consent28 Effect of codes29 Approval of codesAnatomy30 Possession of anatomical specimens away from licensed premises31 Possession of former anatomical specimens away from licensed premisesTrafficking32 Prohibition of commercial dealings in Human material for transplantationTransplants33 Restriction on tra
Human Tissue Act 2004 (c. 30) v 45 Non-consensual analysis of DNA 46 Power to give effect to Community obligations 47 Power to de-accession human remains
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