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Government Regulation Number 18 In 1981

Original Language Title: Peraturan Pemerintah Nomor 18 Tahun 1981

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Section 12
In the order of the transplant the determination of death is determined by 2 (two) doctors who do not have medik sangkut-paut with the doctor performing the transplant.

Section 13
The written consent is referred to in Article 2 of the letter a, Article 14, and Article 15 is made on paper in terms of the papers with 2 (two) witnesses.

BAB VI
THE RETRIEVAL OF THE VICTIM ' S DEVICE AND OR HUMAN BODY NETWORK
ACCIDENT

Section 14
The retrieval of tools and or human body tissue for transplant purposes or the Eye Bank of the victims of the dead accident, carried out with the nearest family-written consent.

BAB VII
DONOR

Section 15
(1) Before the approval of a tool transplant and or human body tissue is given by a prospective living donor, the donor candidate concerned first is told by the doctor who takes care of him, including a consultant physician on the nature of the operation, The consequences, and the possibilities that can happen.
(2) The Doctor as referred to in verse (1) should be sure to be true, that the prospective donor concerned has been fully aware of the meaning of the notice.

Section 16
The donor or donor family who died is not entitled to anything of any material compensation in return for a transplant.

BAB VIII
PROHIBITED DEEDS

Section 17
It is forbidden to sell buy tools and or human body networks.

Section 18
It is forbidden to send and receive tools and or human body networks in all forms to and from abroad.

Section 19
The prohibition as referred to in Article 17 and Article 18 does not apply to the purposes of scientific research and other purposes set forth by the Minister of Health.

BAB IX
CRIMINAL PROVISIONS

Section 20
(1) The offence of provisions in Chapter II, Chapter III, Chapter V, Chapter VI, Chapter VII, and Chapter VIII, threatened with imprisonment of confinement 3 (three) months or fine as high as Rp. 7,500,-(seven thousand five hundred rupiah).
(2) In addition to the criminal threat as referred to in verse (1) may also be paraded administrative action.

BAB X
CLOSING PROVISIONS

Section 21
This Government Regulation shall come into effect on the date of the promulctest.

In order for everyone to know, order the invitational of this Government Regulation with its placement in the State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia.

Set in Jakarta
on June 16, 1981

SUHARTO
Promulgated in Jakarta
on June 16, 1981
MENTERI/SECRETARY OF STATE
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

SUDHARMONO, SH.
ence;
C. The human body is a collection of tissues in the body. form by multiple cell types and have a particular form and fa' al (function) for that body;
D. A Network is a group of cells that have the same shape and fa' al (function) and certain;
e. A transplant is a series of medical measures for the transfer of tools and or tissues of a human body derived from their own body or the body of another person in the course of a treatment to replace the device and the body's unfunctioning tissues. With good;
f. A donor is the person who donates the tools and or tissue of his body to other people for the purposes of health;
G. Dying is a state of insani that is believed by a medical expert in authority that the function of the brain, breathing, and or heart rate of a person has ceased;
h. A parable expert is a physician or a recognized medical scholar has acquired the expertise of the science of parse;
i. Anatomical museum and pathology are the home of healthy and healthy human tissue and human body tools preserved for the purpose of medical science education;
J. A tool bank and body tissue is a medical unit tasked with retrieval, storage, and preservation of tissues and human body tools for transplant and replacement (substitution) in the framework of health care.

BAB II
CLINICAL CORPSE SURGERY

Section 2
Clinical corpse surgery can only be done under the following circumstances:
a. By the written consent of the person and of the person who is nearest to the death of the dead, when the cause of death is uncertain,
B. Without the consent of the person or her nearest family, the sufferer is expected to be affected by a disease that may endanger people or the surrounding communities;
C. Without the consent of the person or her nearest family, if within 2 x 24 (two twenty-four) hours no nearest family from the dead came to the hospital.

Section 3
Clinical corpse surgery is only done in the hospital data room provided for the purpose.

Section 4
The care of the corpse before, during, and after clinical corpse surgery is exercised in accordance with each religion and trust to the Almighty God, and is governed by the Minister of Health.

BAB III
ANATOMICAL CORPSE SURGERY

Section 5
For anatomical corpse surgery required a body obtained from the hospital with regard to the terms as defined by Article 2 of the letters a and c.

Section 6
Anatomical corpse surgery can only be done on the anatomy ward data of a faculty of medicine.

Section 7
Anatomical corpse surgery is performed by a medical student and medical scholar under the leadership and direct responsibility of a parser.

Section 8
The treatment of the corpse before, during, and after the surgical corpse surgery was carried out according to each religion and trust to the Almighty God, and is governed by the Minister of Health.

BAB IV
ANATOMICAL MUSEUM AND PATHOLOGY

Section 9
For the benefit of education, the investigation of the disease, and the development of medical science is held by the anatomical museum and pathology arranged by the Minister of Health.

BAB V
MAN 'S TOOL TRANSPLANT AND OR MAN' S BODY NETWORK

Section 10
(1) The transplant of the tool and or human body tissue is done with regard to the provisions as referred to in Article 2 of the letters a and the letter b.
(2) The instrument transplant and human body tissue is regulated by the Minister of Health.

Section 11
(1) Transplant tools and or human body tissue may only be carried out by doctors working on a hospital appointed by the Minister of Health.
(2) Transplant tools and or human body tissues should not be carried out by doctors who care for or treat the donor in question.