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This would render the whole point moot. Why have a default in the first place if you always require an affirmative choice, either from the person or from the fa
by jobigoud 10y ago
This would render the whole point moot. Why have a default in the first place if you always require an affirmative choice, either from the person or from the family?
- ghaff 10y agoThat is basically the practical problem with an opt out system. Defaults are sufficiently powerful that lack of an opt out can't really (and really shouldn't) be taken as an affirmative choice.
- x1798DE 10y agoWell, ideally yes you'd just enforce an affirmative choice here, but I think the whole point of having an organ donor registry is for time-critical situations like when you can't find someone to ask or when there is not clear person to ask.