Hawaii SB525 mandates written notice and consent for recovered precious metals in cremation services.
Hawaii SB525 amends the disclosure requirements for contracts to provide cremation services. Starting October 1, 2025, contracts must include a provision for written notice to the purchaser if precious metals are recovered during cremation. Additionally, written consent must be obtained before selling or recycling any recovered precious metals. The bill also mandates specific disclosures in the contract, such as the names and addresses of involved parties, a clear itemized statement of property, and the basis for fund allocation.
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