Iowa HF2432 regulates natural reduction of human remains, requiring funeral directors to provide these services and setting licensing rules.
Iowa HF2432 establishes regulations for the natural reduction of human remains, defining it as the contained, accelerated conversion of remains to soil. The bill mandates that only funeral directors can provide natural reduction services and prohibits others from doing so. It requires natural reduction services to be conducted in a natural reduction establishment, which must be licensed by the board. The bill outlines the licensing procedures, including the submission of an application and a license fee.
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