Texas 2025 - 89th Regular

Texas Senate Bill SB2721

Filed
3/13/25  
Out of Senate Committee
4/29/25  
Voted on by Senate
5/5/25  
Governor Action
 
Bill Becomes Law
 

Caption

Relating to the deceased, including requirements for donating or claiming bodies or anatomical specimens, the licensing and regulation of persons who provide services or conduct education or research in relation to the deceased, and responsibilities of political subdivisions for certain bodies after death; creating criminal offenses; authorizing administrative penalties; requiring occupational licenses; authorizing fees.

Texas Constitutional Statutes Affected

Health And Safety Code

  • Chapter 691. Donation Of Bodies And Anatomical Specimens
    • Section: 001
    • Section: New Section
    • Section: 011
    • Section: 022
    • Section: 023
    • Section: 002
    • Section: 012
    • Section: 034
    • Section: 035
    • Section: 001
    • Section: 002
    • Section: New Section
    • Section: 011
    • Section: 028
    • Section: 012
    • Section: 026
    • Section: 030
    • Section: 034
    • Section: 001
    • Section: 002
    • Section: New Section
    • Section: 011
    • Section: 001
    • Section: 002
    • Section: New Section
    • Section: 011
    • Section: 012
    • Section: 022
    • Section: 023
    • Section: 028
    • Section: New Section
    • Section: New Section
  • Chapter 692a. Revised Uniform Anatomical Gift Act
    • Section: 002
    • Section: New Section
    • Section: 002
    • Section: New Section
    • Section: 001
    • Section: 009
    • Section: 011
    • Section: 002
    • Section: New Section
    • Section: 009
    • Section: 002

Occupations Code

  • Chapter 651. Crematory Services, Funeral Directing, And Embalming
    • Section: New Section
    • Section: 005
    • Section: 202
    • Section: New Section
    • Section: 005
    • Section: 202
    • Section: 005
    • Section: New Section
    • Section: 005
    • Section: 202
    • Section: New Section

Companion Bills

TX HB5278

Identical Relating to the licensing and regulation of persons who provide services in relation to the deceased; creating a criminal offense and increasing the punishment for an existing criminal offense; expanding the application of a fee.

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