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There are currently more than 280 people awaiting organ transplants in Wales, and one dies every week on the waiting list.

Presumed consent assumes people wish to donate their organs after their death, unless they have opted not to - rather than asking them to sign the organ donor register.

Supporters say the move would provide more organs for transplant, better reflect the public's willingness to donate, and increase awareness about organ donation.

But opponents warn it could create confusion and distrust among the public, prove costly and potentially undermine the good work that's been done in recent years to boost donations rates in Wales.

This week's 'Eye on Wales' debates this most emotive of subjects and asks, the Welsh Government going down the right road?

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