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Kansas Statutes > Chapter 65 > Article 17 - Regulation Of Embalmers And Funeral Directors; Funeral Establishments


Current as of: 2009
§ 65-1701License; application, issuance; registration and display
§ 65-1701aEducational requirements; registration and examination, fees; apprenticeship
§ 65-1701bReciprocal licenses; fees
§ 65-1702Embalmer's license; biennial renewal; fees; notice; suspension and reinstatement; relicensure; rules and regulations; evidence of continuing education required for license renewal; exemption
§ 65-1702aTemporary embalming permits for certain purposes; conditions and limitations
§ 65-1703Unlicensed persons; unlawful acts; student and apprentice embalmers; definitions
§ 65-1704Officers of the law
§ 65-1705Penalties for violations
§ 65-1706Use of bodies by school for teaching embalming
§ 65-1707Penalty for embalming without permission of coroner, when
§ 65-1710Questions used for examination
§ 65-1711Record of licenses
§ 65-1712Rules and regulations; submission to secretary of health and environment; penalty for violations
§ 65-1713Funeral director defined; business name
§ 65-1713aFuneral establishment defined; branch establishments
§ 65-1713bFuneral service or interment, who in charge of
§ 65-1714Funeral director's license; application; qualifications; examination; display of license; special permits
§ 65-1715Same; examination fee
§ 65-1716Biennial renewal fee; notice; suspension of license; reinstatement fee; relicensure; rules and regulations; evidence of continuing education required for license renewal; exemption
§ 65-1717Assistant funeral director's license; qualifications; fees; application; registration; suspension or revocation of license; procedure; biennial renewal; rules and regulations
§ 65-1718Disposition of moneys; mortuary arts fee fund
§ 65-1719Record of licenses
§ 65-1721Qualifications; persons from other states; examination
§ 65-1723Powers of state board of mortuary arts; fees and expenses
§ 65-1725Severability of 1935 act
§ 65-1725aSeverability of 1941 act
§ 65-1726Penalties for violations
§ 65-1727Fees; fixed by rules and regulations; notice to licensee; licensure by endorsement
§ 65-1728Eye enucleation; embalmers and other persons; certificate of competence; liability
§ 65-1729Funeral establishment license; branch establishment license; fees; disposition of moneys; unlawful acts
§ 65-1730Rules and regulations
§ 65-1731Failure, neglect or refusal to pay fee classified as class B misdemeanor
§ 65-1732Disposal of unclaimed cremated remains; rules and regulations
§ 65-1733Same; remains of deceased persons cremated more than 90 days prior to effective date of act; notice of disposal
§ 65-1734Order of priority of persons authorized to dispose of decedents' remains; immunity of funeral directors, funeral establishments and crematories
§ 65-1751Denial, suspension or revocation of license, censure of licensee or imposition of fine; grounds; procedure; definitions
§ 65-1752Solicitation of clients; prohibitions
§ 65-1753Dead human bodies; removal and delivery
§ 65-1760Definitions
§ 65-1761Licensure of crematory; requirements of crematory and holding facility
§ 65-1762Supervision; crematory operator license requirement; cremation requirements; authorization form and coroner's permit
§ 65-1763Removal of pacemakers and hazardous implants; procedural requirements for holding of and cremation of a dead human body, prohibitions, packaging of cremated remains; simultaneous cremations
§ 65-1764Effect of authorizing agent's representations; liability regarding the refusal to accept a dead human body; to cremate a dead human body or the authorized cremation of a dead human body
§ 65-1765Failure to remove pacemaker or hazardous implants; liability for damage
§ 65-1766Rules and regulations; policies; licensure, revocation, suspension or denial of; penalty
§ 65-1767Conflicting Kansas laws; precedence of this act
§ 65-1768Licensure; fees; expiration of license; exemption from licensure; unlawful operation

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