Michigan SB1061 regulates crematory facilities and operators, setting licensing, education, and operational standards.
Michigan SB1061 amends the state's licensing requirements for crematory facilities and operators. It mandates that crematory facilities must be licensed and comply with specific standards, including refrigeration requirements for storing dead bodies. Operators must complete continuing education and pass initial inspections. The bill also outlines penalties for violations, such as using profane language in the presence of a dead body. It prohibits certain individuals from managing or owning a crematory facility if their license is revoked.
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