It doesn't seem right to me that I can carefully consider what I want to happen to my body during my life and after my life, including the choice of burial or cremation, but my carefully considered choice of organ donation can be over-ridden by someone in my family. I can sign a government form regards organ donation, but a relative can simply reject that declaration based on their own wishes.
The view has been expressed in this forum that some people don't want to donate their organs as they'd like to be buried or cremated "whole", and I'm sure that relatives of organ donors will also have similar views. It's such an odd attitude to me. Once we're dead, our body slowly becomes useless. If we're cremated, as the majority are nowadays, we quickly become just a bucket of dust. I just don't see any value or need for our bodies to remain "whole", for we don't remain "whole" for very long after death anyway.
Given the poor rate of organ donation in this country, and the economic and personal costs that result, I'd like to see the removal of the right of veto that is given to family members over one's consent to organ donation.