On the contrary, it must be admitted that the autonomy of donors decreases. Bramhall (2011) claims the family’s desire is also considered in a soft “opt-out” as the ‘opt-in’ system, which may violate the wishes of deceased. Also, sometimes people do not go through the procession of opting out for some reasons, which cannot be regarded as consent. Potts (2005) provides some excellent examples that some people in secluded and poor education areas who oppose organ donation cannot know how to opt-out, some people with mental problems could not make the right decision, and others even have little time to opt out before they die. For these reasons, there will be a risk for some people’s organs are removed without registering their wishes. Donors‘
