The Human Tissue Act 2004 (Supply of Information about Transplants) Regulations 2024
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SCHEDULE 1 Information in relation to suspected offences
Regulation 3(1) 1 The full name of the relevant clinician supplying the information to the Human Tissue Authority, their contact details, the position they hold and the place at which they hold it. 2 The offence or offences listed in regulation 3(2) which the relevant clinician reasonably suspects may have been committed. 3 The following informationabout the donor or potential donor, recipient or intended recipient, and any other persons believed to be involved in the commission of an offence specified in regulation 3(2)— (a) full name, (b) whether the person is a donor or potential donor, recipient or intended recipient, or is believed to have other involvement in the commission of the offence, (c) date of birth, and (d) gender. 4 The relationship between the donor and recipient, or the relationship between the potential donor and intended recipient, if one exists. 5 A description of the organ believed to be transplanted or which is intended to be transplanted. 6 A description of the indicators that an offence specified in regulation 3(2) may have been committed.
SCHEDULE 1 Information in relation to suspected offences
Regulation 3(1) 1 The full name of the relevant clinician supplying the information to the Human Tissue Authority, their contact details, the position they hold and the place at which they hold it. 2 The offence or offences listed in regulation 3(2) which the relevant clinician reasonably suspects may have been committed. 3 The following informationabout the donor or potential donor, recipient or intended recipient, and any other persons believed to be involved in the commission of an offence specified in regulation 3(2)— (a) full name, (b) whether the person is a donor or potential donor, recipient or intended recipient, or is believed to have other involvement in the commission of the offence, (c) date of birth, and (d) gender. 4 The relationship between the donor and recipient, or the relationship between the potential donor and intended recipient, if one exists. 5 A description of the organ believed to be transplanted or which is intended to be transplanted. 6 A description of the indicators that an offence specified in regulation 3(2) may have been committed.
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