The Burial and Cremation (Pregnancy Loss Prescribed Information and Forms) (Scotland) Regulations 2018
General
1Citation, commencement and interpretation
Pregnancy loss after 24 weeks
2Pregnancy to be terminated after 24 weeks: prescribed information for section 69(4)
3No arrangements under section 69: prescribed information for section 71(6)
4Still-birth likely to occur: prescribed information for section 72(4)
5No arrangements under section 72: prescribed information for section 74(6)
6Appropriate health body authorised to make arrangements under section 74(4)(a): record of decision that arrangements may be made before expiry of 7 day period
Pregnancy loss on or before 24 weeks
7Pregnancy likely to end on or before 24th week: prescribed information for section 77(4)
8Pregnancy ends before or on completion of 24th week: arrangements
9Pregnancy ends before or on completion of 24th week: individual authorised to make arrangements
10Pregnancy losses: health authority register
SCHEDULE 1Form 1
SCHEDULE 2Form 2
SCHEDULE 3Form 3
SCHEDULE 4REGISTER OF PREGNANCY LOSS
PART 1(Information where the health authority is authorised to make arrangements by virtue of the provisions specified in regulation 10(2))
A. Details of woman
B. Details of remains of fetus or stillborn child buried or cremated
C. Details of authorisation
D. Details of burial or cremation
PART 2(Information where the health authority is authorised to make arrangements by virtue of the provisions specified in regulation 10(3))
A. Details of woman
B. Details of remains of fetus or stillborn child buried or cremated
C. Details of authorisation
D. Details of burial or cremation
2018 No. 384
Burial
Cremation

The Burial and Cremation (Pregnancy Loss Prescribed Information and Forms) (Scotland) Regulations 2018

Made
Laid before the Scottish Parliament
Coming into force
The Scottish Ministers make the following Regulations in exercise of the powers conferred by sections 69(4), 71(6), 72(4), 74(6), 75(4)(a), 77(4), 79(5)(a) and (7)(a), 80(4)(a), 81(5)(a) and (7)(a), 85(1) and 106(1) of the Burial and Cremation (Scotland) Act 20161 and all other powers enabling them to do so.