Modifies provisions relating to the disposition of human remains

Summary

The bill repeals dozens of existing sections and enacts nineteen new sections that define terms such as alkaline hydrolysis and natural organic reduction, require identification tags on bodies before burial, cremation or other disposition, and mandate detailed record‑keeping by institutions and funeral professionals. It applies to funeral directors, embalmers, hospitals, nursing homes and other care facilities, aiming to improve tracking of deaths and disposition of remains. The measure did not pass and remains inactive.

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