"The Amendment Act can be made applicable in the state of Odisha with the assembly adopting this resolution," health and family welfare minister Atanu S nayak said after the assembly passed the resolution.
Stating that the application of the amended act in the state would create a transparent atmosphere in transplantation of human organs for general public, the minister said the stringent penal provision in the modified act will help in prevention of illegal dealings in human organ transplantation.
An advisory committee would be there to verify the legality of the organ or tissue donation besides having storage facility for organs and tissues, he said and added that section 18, 19 and 20 of the act will deal with punishment for different offences for illegal organ or tissue transplantation.
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