Ohio Revised Code
Chapter 2108 | Human Bodies or Parts Thereof
Section 2108.35 | Second Chance Trust Fund Advisory Committee.

Effective: April 7, 2009
Latest Legislation: House Bill 529 - 127th General Assembly
(A) There is hereby created within the department of health the second chance trust fund advisory committee, consisting of thirteen members. The members shall include the following:
(1) The chairs of the standing committees of the house of representatives and senate with primary responsibilities for health legislation;
(2) One representative of each of the following appointed by the director of health:
(a) An Ohio organ procurement organization that is a member of the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network;
(b) An Ohio tissue bank that is an accredited member of the American association of tissue banks;
(c) An Ohio eye bank that is certified by the eye bank association of America;
(d) The Ohio solid organ transplantation consortium;
(e) A hospital to which both of the following apply:
(i) It is a member of the Ohio hospital association.
(ii) It has a transplant program or a facility that has been verified as a level I or level II trauma center by the American college of surgeons.
(f) The department of health.
(3) Three members of the public appointed by the director who are not affiliated with procurement organizations;
(4) Two members appointed by the director who are either affiliated with procurement organizations or members of the public.
(B) Of the members first appointed under division (A)(2) of this section, the representatives of the organ procurement organization, tissue procurement organization, and eye bank shall serve terms of three years; the representatives of the department of health and Ohio solid organ transplantation consortium shall serve terms of two years; and the member representing the Ohio hospital association shall serve a term of one year. Thereafter, all members shall serve terms of three years.
(C) Members appointed under division (A)(2), (3), or (4) of this section shall be geographically and demographically representative of the state. No more than a total of three members appointed under divisions (A)(2), (3), and (4) of this section shall be affiliated with the same procurement organization or group of procurement organizations. Procurement organizations that recover only one type of organ, tissue, or part, as well as procurement organizations that recover more than one type of organ, tissue, or part, shall be represented.
No individual appointed under division (A)(2), (3), or (4) of this section shall serve more than two consecutive terms, regardless of whether the terms were full or partial terms. Each member shall serve from the date of appointment until the member's successor is appointed. All vacancies on the committee shall be filled for the balance of the unexpired term in the same manner as the original appointment.
(D) The committee shall annually elect a chairperson from among its members and shall establish procedures for the governance of its operations. The committee shall meet at least semiannually. It shall submit an annual report of its activities and recommendations to the director of health.
(E) Committee members shall serve without compensation, but shall be reimbursed from the second chance trust fund for all actual and necessary expenses incurred in the performance of official duties.
(F) The committee shall do all of the following:
(1) Make recommendations to the director of health for projects for funding from the second chance trust fund;
(2) Consult with the registrar of motor vehicles in formulating proposed rules under division (C)(1) of section 2108.23 of the Revised Code;
(3) As requested, consult with the registrar or director on other matters related to organ donation;
(4) Approve brochures, written materials, and electronic media regarding anatomical gifts and anatomical gift procedures for use in driver training schools pursuant to section 4508.021 of the Revised Code.
(G) The committee is not subject to section 101.84 of the Revised Code.

Structure Ohio Revised Code

Ohio Revised Code

Title 21 | Courts-Probate-Juvenile

Chapter 2108 | Human Bodies or Parts Thereof

Section 2108.01 | Anatomical Gift Definitions.

Section 2108.02 | Revised Uniform Anatomical Gift Act Adopted.

Section 2108.03 | Application of Rc 2108.01 to Rc 2108.29.

Section 2108.04 | Persons Who May Make Anatomical Gift.

Section 2108.05 | Manner of Making Anatomical Gift.

Section 2108.06 | Amendment of Anatomical Gift.

Section 2108.07 | Refusal to Make Anatomical Gift.

Section 2108.08 | Action by Person Other Than Donor.

Section 2108.09 | Anatomical Gift After Donor's Death.

Section 2108.10 | Making Anatomical Gift After Donor's Death.

Section 2108.11 | Donees and Purposes of Anatomical Gift.

Section 2108.12 | Search for Evidence of Donor Intent.

Section 2108.13 | Delivery of Document of Gift Not Required.

Section 2108.14 | Referral of Dying Person to Procurement Organization.

Section 2108.15 | Rights of Anatomical Gift Donee - Acceptance or Rejection.

Section 2108.16 | Who May Remove Donated Part.

Section 2108.17 | Hospital Agreement With Procurement Organizations.

Section 2108.18 | Purchase or Sale of Donated Part - Permitted Charges.

Section 2108.19 | Prohibited Acts Regarding Donation Documents.

Section 2108.20 | Good Faith Immunity for Compliance With Chapter.

Section 2108.21 | Determination Whether Anatomical Gift Made.

Section 2108.22 | Validity of Document of Gift.

Section 2108.23 | Bureau of Motor Vehicles Donor Registry.

Section 2108.24 | Conflict Between Anatomical Gift and Health Care Directive.

Section 2108.25 | Cooperation of Coroner With Procurement Organization.

Section 2108.26 | Release of Information to Procurement Organization.

Section 2108.261 | Medicolegal Review of Records by Coroner.

Section 2108.262 | Information Requested by Coroner for Review.

Section 2108.263 | Cooperation in Timely Removal of Part.

Section 2108.264 | Information Regarding Cause of Death.

Section 2108.265 | Agreement Regarding Post-Mortem Procedures.

Section 2108.266 | Recovery of Part Without Post-Mortem Agreement.

Section 2108.267 | Denial of Recovery of Part by Coroner.

Section 2108.268 | Refusal of Procurement Organization to Accept Gift.

Section 2108.269 | Documentation of Condition of Recovered Part.

Section 2108.27 | Reimbursement of Coroner Attending Removal.

Section 2108.271 | Removal to Permit Preservation of Parts.

Section 2108.272 | Immunity for Denial of Recovery of Part.

Section 2108.28 | Construction to Promote Uniformity.

Section 2108.29 | Conflict With Federal Electronic Signatures Law.

Section 2108.30 | Anatomical Gifts Not Considered Sale of Fluid or Body Part.

Section 2108.31 | No Parental Consent Needed for Blood Donations.

Section 2108.32 | Toll-Free Telephone Number to Provide Organ Donor Information.

Section 2108.33 | Immunity.

Section 2108.34 | Second Chance Trust Fund.

Section 2108.35 | Second Chance Trust Fund Advisory Committee.

Section 2108.36 | Definitions; Prohibited Actions Based on Physical Disability by Covered Entity.

Section 2108.37 | Violation; Civil Actions.

Section 2108.38 | Denial of Coverage for Covered Person Based on Disability Prohibited.

Section 2108.40 | Definition of Death.

Section 2108.50 | Consent to Autopsy or Post-Mortem Examination.

Section 2108.51 | Immunity.

Section 2108.52 | Exceptions.

Section 2108.521 | Suspicious Death of a Person With a Developmental Disability.

Section 2108.61 | Umbilical Cord Blood Donation Definitions.

Section 2108.62 | Umbilical Cord Blood Banking.

Section 2108.63 | Health Care Professional or Institution Not Liable for Damages.

Section 2108.70 | Assignment of Rights Regarding Disposition of Remains.

Section 2108.71 | Vesting of Assignment of Right of Disposition.

Section 2108.72 | Written Declaration of Assignment.

Section 2108.73 | Witnesses to Declaration of Assignment.

Section 2108.74 | Declarant Warrants Truth of Declaration.

Section 2108.75 | Disqualification of Assignee of Right of Disposition.

Section 2108.76 | Assignee No Longer Declarant's Spouse.

Section 2108.77 | Loss of Assigned Right of Disposition.

Section 2108.78 | Assignee Bound by Declaration of Anatomical Gift.

Section 2108.79 | Multiple Assignees - Majority Rule - Deadlock.

Section 2108.80 | Revocation of Declaration of Assignment.

Section 2108.81 | Right of Disposition - No Declaration of Assignment.

Section 2108.82 | Assignment of Right of Disposition by Probate Court.

Section 2108.83 | Dispute Regarding Right of Disposition.

Section 2108.84 | Procedure Pending Resolution of Dispute.

Section 2108.85 | Costs and Legal Fees Arising From Legal Action.

Section 2108.86 | Right to Rely on Declaration and Instructions.

Section 2108.87 | Right to Make Independent Investigation.

Section 2108.88 | Refusal or Resignation by Assignee of Right.

Section 2108.89 | Liability for Costs of Disposition.

Section 2108.90 | Exclusive Jurisdiction of Probate Court Over Disputes.

Section 2108.99 | Penalty.