Part 2 Post-mortem examinations

1. 23Meaning of post-mortem examination for purposes of Act
2. 24Disapplication of sections 23 and 27 to 37 as respects procurator fiscal
3. 25Disapplication of sections 27 to 35 and 37: bodies of persons dead for at least 100 years
4. 26Consent by procurator fiscal to post-mortem examination
5. 27Requirements for carrying out post-mortem examination
6. 28Removal during examination and retention of organs and other parts of a body
7. 29Authorisation of post-mortem examination etc.: adult
8. 30Authorisation of post-mortem examination etc. by adult's nominee or nearest relative
9. 31Authorisation of post-mortem examination etc.: child 12 years of age or over
10. 32Authorisation of post-mortem examination etc. as respects child 12 years of age or over by nominee or person with parental rights and parental responsibilities
11. 33Authorisation of post-mortem examination etc. as respects child under 12 years of age
12. 34Nomination of person under section 30(1) or 32(1): additional provision
13. 35Post-mortem examination and removal and retention of organs: further requirements
14. 36Organ or tissue sample removed before day on which section 27 comes into force
15. 37Offences: post-mortem examinations