(9) Every consumer has the right to make a decision about the return or disposal of any body parts or bodily substances removed or obtained in the course of a health care procedure.
(10) No body part or bodily substance removed or obtained in the course of a health care procedure may be stored, preserved, or used otherwise than —
(a) With the informed consent of the consumer; or
(b) For the purposes of research that has received the approval of an ethics committee; or
(c) For the purposes of 1 or more of the following activities, being activities that are each undertaken to assure or improve the quality of services:
(i) A professionally recognised quality assurance programme:
(ii) An external audit of services:
(iii) An external evaluation of services