Establishes a subcommittee to study regulation of funeral planning and end-of-life doula services
Louisiana HR348 creates a subcommittee of the House Committee on Commerce to study whether persons working as funeral planners, funeral arrangers, end-of-life doulas, or death doulas should be subject to state regulation, credentialing, and oversight. The subcommittee will consider defining these terms, appropriate scope of practice, credentialing requirements, prohibitions on undisclosed fees, contractual disclosure, transparency, and civil liability allocation. The subcommittee will hold public hearings and make recommendations by November 1, 2026.
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