Plain English Breakdown
The bill summary and text do not specify an effective date.
Changes to Funeral Establishment Permits in Delaware
This act updates and clarifies the rules for obtaining permits to operate funeral establishments in Delaware.
What This Bill Does
- Clarifies what a 'funeral establishment' means, including places where human remains are cared for and services related to funerals are provided.
- Requires that anyone operating a funeral establishment must have a permit from the Board.
- Removes the requirement for satellite funeral establishments existing before May 12, 1988, to include an area for embalming.
- Makes technical changes to ensure the language follows the rules set by the Legislative Drafting Manual.
Who It Names or Affects
- People who operate or want to start a funeral establishment in Delaware.
- The Board that issues permits for funeral establishments.
Terms To Know
- Funeral Establishment
- A place used in the care and preparation of human remains for funeral service, burial, entombment, cremation, or natural organic reduction. It includes areas for embalming, viewing convenience, and other services associated with human remains.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify when it will become effective.
- It only affects funeral establishments in Delaware.