Tennessee SB2620 regulates organic human reduction facilities, requiring specific procedures and record-keeping for handling human remains.
Tennessee SB2620 amends state laws to establish regulations for organic human reduction facilities. These facilities must ensure written receipts are provided to recipients of reduced remains, detailing the decedent's name, release date, and other specifics unless the remains were donated for scientific purposes. Facilities must maintain records of each reduction and keep these for at least seven years. Operators are prohibited from removing valuable items from bodies before reduction unless specifically authorized.
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