Article 6 - BOARD OF FUNERAL SERVICE EXAMINERS
- Section 30-6-1 - License required to practice
- Section 30-6-2 - Short title
- Section 30-6-3 - Definitions
- Section 30-6-4 - Board of funeral service examiners
- Section 30-6-5 - Powers of the board
- Section 30-6-6 - Rule-making authority
- Section 30-6-7 - Fees; special revenue account; administrative fines
- Section 30-6-8 - Embalmer license requirements
- Section 30-6-9 - Funeral director license requirements
- Section 30-6-10 - Funeral service license requirements
- Section 30-6-11 - Crematory operator certificate requirements
- Section 30-6-12 - Licenses or equivalent from another state; license or certificate to practice in this state
- Section 30-6-13 - Courtesy cards
- Section 30-6-14 - License and certificate renewal; conditions of renewal
- Section 30-6-15 - Continuing education
- Section 30-6-16 - Inspector and inspection requirements
- Section 30-6-17 - Apprenticeship
- Section 30-6-18 - Funeral establishment license requirements
- Section 30-6-19 - Funeral establishment to be managed by a licensee in charge; license displayed
- Section 30-6-20 - Crematory license requirements
- Section 30-6-21 - Requirements for cremating
- Section 30-6-22 - Disposition of body of deceased person; penalty
- Section 30-6-22a - Right of disposition; preneed contract; affidavit on disposition of remains; role of county commission; liability of funeral home
- Section 30-6-22b - Certification for alkaline hydrolysis of human remains
- Section 30-6-23 - Refusal to issue or renew, suspension or revocation of license; disciplinary action
- Section 30-6-24 - Complaints; investigations
- Section 30-6-25 - Hearing and judicial review
- Section 30-6-26 - Reinstatement
- Section 30-6-27 - Unlawful acts
- Section 30-6-28 - Injunctions
- Section 30-6-29 - Criminal proceedings; penalties
- Section 30-6-30 - Single act evidence of practice
- Section 30-6-31 - Inapplicability of article
- Section 30-6-32 - Repealed