152. Conscientious objections
(1) Despite any Act, law or agreement to the contrary a person who has a conscientious 
objection to research involving the use of gametes, zygotes or embryos or to a treatment 
procedure does not have to participate in that research or procedure unless it is necessary
to do so because it is likely that a person who is or was a participant in the research or 
procedure will otherwise die.

(2) In any proceedings the burden of proving a conscientious objection is on the person who
 relies on it.