Rhode Island H7070 regulates natural organic reduction and alkaline hydrolysis for human remains.
Rhode Island H7070 amends existing laws to regulate the operation and duties of natural organic reduction and alkaline hydrolysis for human remains. These processes are to be conducted in licensed disposition facilities, which can also be used for cremation. The bill outlines specific requirements for these facilities, including the need for holding facilities that comply with public health laws and preserve the dignity of human remains.
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