Establishes procedures and requirements for making a living anatomical gift in West Virginia.
This bill amends the West Virginia Code to define and regulate living anatomical gifts. It specifies who can make such gifts, including adults, emancipated or 16-year-old minors, parents of unemancipated minors, and authorized agents. The bill outlines the purposes of these gifts, which include transplantation and therapy. It also details the consent requirements, including informing the donor of risks, ensuring mental competency, and providing specific identification.
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