> Do we have agency over our own bodies or not? Right up until the point it's no longer your own body because you're dead, yes. > To take it to extremes, shou

> Do we have agency over our own bodies or not? Right up until the point it's no longer your own body because you're dead, yes. > To take it to extremes, should the government be able to take “spare” kidneys from live donors? No, they're not dead. > Should criminals be forced to donate blood? No, but again, they're not dead. > What about children that die in child birth should they be harvested for organs too? The law only covers adults with the opt-out which would make this another no. > Where does the line stop? Pretty much exactly where the law says it does - "All adults in England will be considered as having agreed to donate their own organs when they die unless they record a decision not to donate (known as ‘opting out’) or are in one of the excluded groups." [edit: Missed the A in "All"]