EnactedStage in the legislative process — click for what it means121/2022Official bill number / year
Human Tissue (Transplantation, Post-Mortem, Anatomical Examination and Public Display) Bill 2022
- Sponsor
- Minister for Health
- Introduced
- 20 Dec 2022
- Last updated
- 11 Sep 2024
What this bill doesAI · claude-haiku-4-5-20251001
- Introduces soft opt-out system for organ donation: adults can donate organs after death unless they register objection on Organ Donation Opt-Out Register maintained by HSE.
- Requires consent for all post-mortem examinations in hospitals outside coroner jurisdiction; allows living persons to donate bodies for anatomical examination or public display.
- Repeals Anatomy Act 1832; establishes independent panel to approve certain living donations and altruistic donation; amends 2006 and 2012 EU tissue and organ regulations.
Stage timelineWhat do these stages mean?
- First Stage33rd Dáil20 Dec 2022
- Second Stage33rd Dáil24 Jan 2023
- Committee Stage33rd Dáil24 Jan 2023
- Report Stage33rd Dáil21 Jun 2023
- Fifth Stage33rd Dáil8 Nov 2023
- Second Stage26th Seanad22 Nov 2023
- Committee Stage26th Seanad6 Dec 2023
- Report Stage26th Seanad14 Feb 2024
- Fifth Stage26th Seanad14 Feb 2024
- Cream List33rd Dáil21 Feb 2024
- Enacted28 Feb 2024
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