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AFCCA Legislative Update – June 5, 2026
Provided by Capitol Consulting, LLC AFCCA Updates SB1668 (disposition; remains; authorization; legal decision making) Sponsored by Senator Shawnna Bolick clarifies in statute who has decision making authority over a decedent minor in very specific instances. This bill was voted out of the Senate with bipartisan support, we are now waiting for it to be sent to the Governor for final action. The Association has been working closely with the Department of Health Services to develop …
AFCCA Legislative Update – May 29, 2026
Provided by Capitol Consulting, LLC AFCCA Updates SB1668 (disposition; remains; authorization; legal decision making) Sponsored by Senator Shawnna Bolick moved through caucus since it was amended with a Strike Everything Amendment that replaces its text with legislation that would clarify in statute who has decision making authority over a decedent minor in very specific instances. This bill was voted unanimously out of the House and will now return to the Senate for a final vote …
AFCCA Legislative Update – May 22, 2026
Provided by Capitol Consulting, LLC AFCCA Updates Following the Governor’s Regulatory Review Council (GRRC) formally approving the Funeral Board incorporation rules, the Department of Health Services and the Association met this week to discuss implementation next steps, including the development of policy and procedure guidelines for funeral industry businesses. We continue to work closely together to ensure that businesses have the resources and information needed to come into full compliance with the new rules as …