Bill > SF3045

This bill permits the conversion of human remains to basic elements using natural organic reduction, in addition to existing methods like alkaline hydrolysis and cremation. The bill amends various sections of Minnesota Statutes related to mortuary science, including definitions, licensing requirements, and procedures for natural organic reduction facilities. Key provisions include establishing natural organic reduction as a form of final disposition, requiring licensing for natural organic reduction facilities, and setting standards for their operation, similar to requirements for alkaline hydrolysis facilities.