Paragraph 2: The Ethics, Science and Education Committee

I.-The ethics, scientific and educational committee mentioned in article R. 1261-15 must be referred to by the head of the body reception facility concerning: 1° Medical training programmes and research programmes involving the use of the donated body for medical teaching and research purposes; 2° Training projects involving the segmentation of the body; 3° Training projects involving the temporary removal of the body from the reception facility; 4° Research projects;…

I.-The Committee will issue a scientific, technical and ethical opinion within one month of the matter being referred to it. Committee members will assess the educational and scientific value of the programme or project, the appropriateness of using the donated body for medical teaching and research purposes and, where applicable, the appropriateness of the request for temporary removal of the body or its segmentation. It will give its opinion on…

I.-The ethics, scientific and teaching committee of the body’s host structure comprises between ten and twenty members divided into two colleges: 1° A college made up of leading figures from the establishment authorised in accordance with the second paragraph of article L. 1261-1 and, where applicable, from the associated establishment in accordance with article R. 1261-11, recognised for their expertise in the scientific, training and research, and technical fields. It…

I.-When they consider that they are in a conflict of interest situation, Committee members shall inform the Chairman and refrain from sitting. II.-The duties of Committee members are performed free of charge. They give entitlement to travel and subsistence allowances under the conditions laid down in the regulations applicable to civil servants. III.The Chairman of the Ethics, Science and Teaching Committee is appointed from among its members in accordance with…