AR HB1679

Allows a donor's healthcare power of attorney agent to modify, amend, or revoke an anatomical gift before the donor's death, unless the power of attorney prohibits it

Permits specified next of kin to revoke or amend a donor's anatomical gift after death, following a priority order: spouse, majority of children, parents, siblings, grandparents, grandchildren, guardian, then other relatives by kinship

Family members forfeit revocation rights if charged with murder or manslaughter in connection with the donor's death, or if estranged from the donor (defined as separation exceeding 90 days or pending divorce)

Requires organ procurement organizations operating in Arkansas to submit annual reports to the Legislative Council by January 31, detailing organs/tissues recovered, purposes (transplantation, research, education), payments received, and revocation instances

Organizations failing to submit timely reports face charter revocation by the Secretary of State and are barred from organ procurement in the state