Missouri HB2093 modifies laws on the disposition of human remains, including new methods like alkaline hydrolysis and natural organic reduction.
Missouri HB2093 revises the state's laws on the disposition of human remains. It introduces new terminology for methods such as alkaline hydrolysis and natural organic reduction. The bill outlines the process for final disposition of remains, including burial, entombment, cremation, and the newly added methods. It also details the rights of next-of-kin and other relatives in controlling the final disposition. Additionally, the bill addresses the handling of unclaimed remains and the role of funeral establishments in these processes.
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