There are several thousand patients waiting for organ transplants in the UK. This urgent need has led to a government review of how best to increase organ donation rates. The introduction of presumed consent  as found in other European countries  has now been put forward as a possible solution. Such a drastic and controversial change, whereby donating organs would become the default option, would require a new legal framework. Among many other proposals, the governments review recommended establishing the following: locally adapted national policies for organ donation; a best practice framework; and a national organisation to coordinate transplants.
Question: Presumed consent was not proposed in the governments recommendations because it lacks popular support.
Options:
A. true, B. false, C. uncertain
Answer: B