Delaware HB161 amends funeral establishment permit requirements, exempting certain existing establishments from embalming area mandates.
Delaware HB161 amends Title 24 of the Delaware Code to modify the definition and permit requirements for funeral establishments. The bill specifies that a funeral establishment includes any place used in the care and preparation of human remains, including areas for embalming and viewing. It mandates that a permit is required to operate such establishments, with exceptions for funerals held in private residences, churches, or lodge halls if conducted by a funeral director from a permitted establishment.
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