New organ donor laws come into effect today.
The Human Tissue Act Part Two means everyone is considered a donor, unless they opt out, replacing the previous system of opting in.
Families of donor candidates will still be consulted before any action is taken, and can stop a donation if they don’t agree.
Jessie Doyle, who has received two kidney transplants, says people can’t find out who their donor is, but can send thanks to their relatives:
