North Carolina H1003 modifies laws governing cremations, alkaline hydrolysis, and funeral services.
North Carolina H1003 modifies the laws concerning cremations, alkaline hydrolysis, and funeral services. It updates definitions related to crematory operations, including terms like "cremation container" and "cremated remains." The bill mandates that crematory licensees must obtain a signed cremation authorization form before performing a cremation. It also outlines procedures for the handling, storage, and final disposition of cremated remains, including the requirement for a certificate of cremation.
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