Establishes a subcommittee to study regulation of funeral planning and end-of-life doula services.
Creates a subcommittee of the House Committee on Commerce to study whether persons working as funeral planners, funeral arrangers, end-of-life doulas, death doulas, or under any similar designation should be subject to state regulation, credentialing, and oversight. The subcommittee will consider defining, licensing, registering, or setting qualifications for these professionals, and may propose recommendations for legislation, administrative rules, or other measures. The subcommittee will hold public hearings and submit a report by November 1, 2026.
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