Hawaii HB747 amends statutes to include natural organic reduction facilities in the same category as other funeral services and allows for their use.
Hawaii HB747 amends various sections of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to integrate natural organic reduction facilities into the legal framework governing funeral services. It allows these facilities to handle human remains similarly to other funeral services, including cremation and burial. The bill also defines natural organic reduction as the conversion of human remains to soil and permits the use of this process for unclaimed dead human bodies.
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