MORTICIANS

Status of Legislation
Total number of Bills: 7

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  HB 321

  Status as of March 18, 1997: Bill is in the House - Unfavorable Environmental Matters

  Sponsored By

  Delegates Morhaim, Harrison, and Muse (Task Force to Examine the State's Cemetery and Funeral Industry)

  Entitled

  Mortuary Science Businesses - Corporations

  Committee
  Assignments

  House: Environmental Matters
  

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  HB 366

  Status as of May 22, 1997: Became Law - Chapter 662

  Sponsored By

  Delegates Morhaim, Harrison, and Muse (Task Force to Examine the State's Cemetery and Funeral Industry)

  Entitled

  Morticians Licenses

  Committee
  Assignments

  House: Environmental Matters
  Senate: Economic and Environmental Affairs

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  HB 558

  Status as of March 3, 1997: Bill is in the House - Unfavorable Economic Matters

  Sponsored By

  Delegates Morhaim, Harrison, and Muse (Task Force to Examine the State's Cemetery and Funeral Industry) and Delegates Pitkin, Finifter, DeCarlo, Frank, Holt, Kittleman, and M. Burns

  Entitled

  Morticians and Cemeteries - Preneed Contracts - Trust and Escrow Requirements

  Committee
  Assignments

  House: Economic Matters
  

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  HB 559

  Status as of May 22, 1997: Became Law - Chapter 675

  Sponsored By

  Delegates Morhaim, Harrison, Muse, Pitkin, Frank, Finifter, Holt, , DeCarlo, Fulton, and Pendergrass

  Entitled

  Death Care Industry Regulation

  Committee
  Assignments

  House: Economic Matters
  Senate: Finance

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  SB 354

  Status as of May 22, 1997: Vetoed by the Governor - Duplicative

  Sponsored By

  Senators Della and Bromwell

  Entitled

  Morticians Licenses

  Committee
  Assignments

  Senate: Economic and Environmental Affairs
  House: Environmental Matters

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  SB 471

  Status as of March 10, 1997: Bill is in the Senate - Unfavorable Finance

  Sponsored By

  Senator Della

  Entitled

  Morticians and Cemeteries - Preneed Contracts - Trust and Escrow Requirements

  Committee
  Assignments

  Senate: Finance
  

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  SB 819

  Status as of March 20, 1997: Bill is in the House - First Reading Economic Matters

  Sponsored By

  Senators Hafer, Madden, and Trotter (Task Force to Examine the State's Cemetery and Funeral Industry) and Senator Della

  Entitled

  Death Care Industry Regulation (Rachel's Law)

  Committee
  Assignments

  Senate: Finance
  House: Economic Matters