Ms. Gavsie, my information, if I'm not mistaken, is that at least 24 European countries have adopted some form of a presumed consent system for organ donation, and you have mentioned the prominent systems in Spain—I think they are also in Austria and Belgium—that yield very high donor rates.
You also mentioned that the number one enemy to organ donation registration was procrastination. Would it not work in reverse? If everybody was presumed to donate, would that then not bring the same level of procrastination to opt out, that they would in reverse.... Wouldn't a presumed consent system be a very strong way that we could get more people registered and count on that age-old human condition of procrastination to carry the day?