Parliament of Singapore

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Parliament of Singapore Human Organ Transplant Act 1987… (1987)

If the designated officer of the hospital has reason to believe that the circumstances applicable to the death of the person are such that the Coroner has jurisdiction to hold an inquest into the manner and cause of death of the person, the designated officer shall not authorise the removal of any organ from the body of the deceased person unless the Coroner has given his consent to the removal.
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Parliament of Singapore Human Organ Transplant Act 1987… (1987)

A person who as vendor or supplier enters into a contract or arrangement for the sale or supply of a product derived from any organ or blood that has been subjected to processing or treatment, other than such a product which is of a class declared under subsection (4) , shall be guilty of an offence if the organ or blood from which the product was derived was obtained under a contract or arrangement that is void by reason of subsection (1) and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $10,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding one year or to both.
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