HB4304 H H&HR AM #1
The House Health and Human Resource Committee moves to amend
the bill on page eight, section three, line three, following the
word "form" and the period by inserting the following:
"(30) Revocation is the affirmative declaration of the
potential donor's withdrawal of their decision to make or not make
a document of gift. It does not have the same meaning as a refusal
but only establishes that the potential donor chooses not to make
an affirmative declaration of their wishes."
And renumbering the remainder of the section.
On page fourteen, section eight, line six by striking the
subsection "(b)" in its entirety;
On page fourteen, section eight, line nine following the word
"article" and the period by striking the letter (c) and inserting
in lieu thereof the letter (b);
On page fourteen , section eight, line fourteen, by striking
the subsection "(d) in its entirety and inserting in lieu thereof
the following:
"(c) A revocation of an anatomical gift by the donor or by another
individual who is authorized to act on behalf of the donor under
any section of this Act, is not a refusal. Following the
revocation, the donor, or any person authorized by any section of
this act to act on behalf of the donor before the donor's death, or
any person authorized to act on behalf of the decedent after the
decedent's death, may subsequently make an anatomical gift of the
body or part thereof."
On page fifteen, section eight, line nine by striking
subsection "(h) in its entirety;
And relettering accordingly;
On page twenty-one, section twelve, line nine, following the
work "shall" by inserting the words "as soon as practical";
On page thirty, section twenty-one, line eleven following the
word "shall" by inserting the word "endeavor to";
On page thirty-one, section twenty-two, line eight, following
the word "results" by inserting the words "after being paid in
accordance with the fee schedule established in rules";
On page thirty-two, section twenty-two, line fourteen,
following the symbol "(f) by striking out the entire subsection
and inserting in lieu thereof the following:
"If an anatomical gift of a part from the decedent under the
jurisdiction of the medical examiner has been or might be made, but
the medical examiner initially believes that the recovery of the
part could interfere with the post-mortem investigation into the
decedent's cause or manner of death, the medical examiner shall
consult with the procurement organization about the proposed
recovery. After the consultation, the medical examiner may allow
the recovery at his or her discretion. The medical examiner may
attend the removal procedure for the part before making a final
determination not to allow the procurement organization to recover
the part."; and
On page thirty-three, section twenty-two, line sixteen
following the word "examiner" by striking out the word "required" and inserting in lieu thereof the words "who decides".