August 31, 2021
No Compulsory Treatments
#TheSovereigntyLaw makes impossible the compulsory administration of any type of medicine, sanitary material, medical device or any other therapeutic means, and forbids any form of positive or negative discrimination “as a consequence of the acceptance or refusal of a treatment or medical device.”
“Article 4
Law 46 of 21 January 2003 on the rights of the patient, published in the Official Gazette no. 51 of 29 January 2003, as subsequently amended and supplemented, is amended and supplemented as follows:
In article 4, after paragraph (1), a new paragraph is introduced, para. (2), with the following content:
‘Medicines, sanitary materials, medical devices and other therapeutic means may be administered, respectively applied, to Romanian citizens only after prior obtaining of the agreement and written consent of the patients, following prior and compulsory information given on the basis of the leaflets supplied by the manufacturer of the proposed medicines, medical emergencies being excepted.’
After article 361, a new article is introduced, art. 362, with the following content:
‘No citizen may be discriminated against positively or negatively as a consequence of the acceptance or refusal of a treatment or medical device.’”
Explanatory Memorandum:
“Article 4 brings amendments to the Law on the rights of the patient 46/2003, requiring the obtaining of the agreement and written consent of the patient prior to the administration of medicines, sanitary materials, medical devices and other therapeutic means. The measure is absolutely necessary for the strengthening of the citizen’s right to life and to physical and psychic integrity, brought into accord with freedom of conscience. Each of these is an element indissolubly bound to the sovereignty of the people, seen as the totality of citizens whose rights and freedoms must be guaranteed.
For the same reason, in paragraph 2 of article 4 there is also forbidden any discrimination, positive or negative, as a consequence of the acceptance or refusal of a treatment or medical device. Any discrimination is contrary to the Constitution, being of such a nature as to affect the rights and freedoms of a part of the people — a fact which directly affects not only the right of the citizen as an individual but the very sovereignty of the Romanian state, through the discrimination against and limitation of the rights of a part of society.”
TO BE CONTINUED.
Postscript:
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