Clause 40 - Criminal justice purposes
Human Tissue Bill
9:30 am
Dr Andrew Murrison (Westbury, Conservative)
The hon. Gentleman has done the Committee a great service by raising an important point. I suspect that the answer is that the pathologist conducting the coroner's post mortem has a series of tick boxes and that the process is very didactic. I suspect that the removal, weighing, fixing and
examination of the brain are part of that list. A more reasoned approach to the examination of those organs might be appropriate.