Law regarding transplantation/donation of organs in Pakistan

 I do not know the details of the recently passed law in Pakistan for organ donation and transplantation. What I understand from this law that no foriegners will be able to get the organ transplantation done and there will be some other limitations on how the donations will be allowed.
 Apparently there was brisk business going on (Just like there was a similar problem reported in Iran last year) whereby "Kidneys" were obtained from "healthy" people (Very poor who was "selling" his kidney for feeding his family or some other survival strategy of the very poor) who were paid for the gift of life in rupees and then transplantation performed by the surgeon (they need their practice stopped by appropriate organization and the Government) who gets paid by the foreigner in amounts far above the "price" of the kidney.
The law is very welcome indeed. I wonder how such abominable activity of surgeons/physicians occurs  and what are they looking for , some more mony?
How many surgeons can be considered poor enough to try to justify that?
 I am ashamed of such colleagues in my profession. If I was in Pakistan I would deal sternly with such surgeons

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