Texas 2021 - 87th Regular

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1	1	87R3201 EAS-D
2	2	By: Buckingham, et al. S.B. No. 701
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5	5	A BILL TO BE ENTITLED
6	6	AN ACT
7	7	relating to the continuation and transfer of the regulation of
8	8	willed body programs to the Texas Funeral Service Commission and to
9	9	the creation of the State Anatomical Advisory Committee;
10	10	authorizing a fee.
11	11	BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
12	12	ARTICLE 1. STATE ANATOMICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE; TEXAS FUNERAL
13	13	SERVICE COMMISSION
14	14	SECTION 1.01. The heading to Chapter 691, Health and Safety
15	15	Code, is amended to read as follows:
16	16	CHAPTER 691. DONATION OF BODIES AND ANATOMICAL SPECIMENS
17	17	[ANATOMICAL BOARD OF THE STATE OF TEXAS]
18	18	SECTION 1.02. The heading to Subchapter A, Chapter 691,
19	19	Health and Safety Code, is amended to read as follows:
20	20	SUBCHAPTER A. GENERAL PROVISIONS; STATE [ORGANIZATION OF]
21	21	ANATOMICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE [BOARD OF THE STATE OF TEXAS]
22	22	SECTION 1.03. Section 691.001, Health and Safety Code, is
23	23	amended by amending Subdivision (1) and adding Subdivisions (4) and
24	24	(5) to read as follows:
25	25	(1) "Advisory committee [Board]" means the State
26	26	Anatomical Advisory Committee [Board of the State of Texas].
27	27	(4) "Commission" means the Texas Funeral Service
28	28	Commission.
29	29	(5) "Willed body program" means a program operated at
30	30	an institution of higher education in this state and approved by the
31	31	commission that allows a living individual to donate the
32	32	individual's body or anatomical specimen for educational or
33	33	research purposes.
34	34	SECTION 1.04. Section 691.002, Health and Safety Code, is
35	35	amended to read as follows:
36	36	Sec. 691.002. ADVISORY COMMITTEE [COMPOSITION OF BOARD].
37	37	(a) The State Anatomical Advisory Committee is established to
38	38	advise the commission on matters related to the regulation and
39	39	operation of willed body programs in this state.
40	40	(b) The advisory committee is composed of representatives
41	41	appointed by the commission from institutions of higher education
42	42	that operate willed body programs [The Anatomical Board of the
43	43	State of Texas is composed of one representative from each school or
44	44	college of chiropractic, osteopathy, medicine, or dentistry
45	45	incorporated in this state].
46	46	(c) Members of the advisory committee serve two-year terms
47	47	[(b) On March 1 of each odd-numbered year, the chief executive
48	48	officer of each institution described by Subsection (a) shall
49	49	appoint as the institution's representative on the board one
50	50	professor of surgery or of basic anatomical sciences who is
51	51	associated with the institution].
52	52	(d) [(c)] Appointments to the advisory committee [board]
53	53	shall be made without regard to the race, creed, sex, religion, or
54	54	national origin of the appointees.
55	55	(e) Sections 2110.002 and 2110.008, Government Code, do not
56	56	apply to the advisory committee.
57	57	SECTION 1.05. Section 691.007(c), Health and Safety Code,
58	58	is redesignated as Section 691.011, Health and Safety Code, and
59	59	amended to read as follows:
60	60	Sec. 691.011. RECORDS. [(c)] The commission [board] shall
61	61	keep identification records of each body donated to the commission
62	62	[board] and of each body or anatomical specimen distributed by the
63	63	commission [board].
64	64	SECTION 1.06. Section 691.008(a), Health and Safety Code,
65	65	is redesignated as Section 691.012, Health and Safety Code, and
66	66	amended to read as follows:
67	67	Sec. 691.012. FEES. [(a)] The commission [board] may set
68	68	and collect reasonable and necessary fees for:
69	69	(1) receiving and distributing bodies and anatomical
70	70	specimens; and
71	71	(2) conducting inspections of institutions or other
72	72	persons authorized to receive and use bodies or anatomical
73	73	specimens under this chapter.
74	74	SECTION 1.07. Section 691.010, Health and Safety Code, is
75	75	amended to read as follows:
76	76	Sec. 691.010. PUBLIC INFORMATION AND PARTICIPATION;
77	77	COMPLAINTS. (a) The commission [board] shall prepare information
78	78	of public interest describing the functions of the commission under
79	79	this chapter [board] and the commission's [board's] procedures by
80	80	which complaints are filed with and resolved by the commission
81	81	[board]. The commission [board] shall make the information
82	82	available to the public and appropriate state agencies.
83	83	(b) The commission [board] by rule shall establish methods
84	84	by which service recipients can be notified of the name, mailing
85	85	address, and telephone number of the commission [board] for the
86	86	purpose of directing complaints to the commission [board]. The
87	87	commission [board] may provide for that notification by including
88	88	the information on each written contract relating to bodies willed
89	89	or donated to an entity regulated by the commission [board] or
90	90	authorized by the commission [board] to receive bodies.
91	91	(c) The commission [board] shall keep an information file
92	92	about each complaint filed with the commission [board] relating to
93	93	its functions under this chapter. If a written complaint is filed
94	94	with the commission [board] relating to a person or an entity
95	95	regulated by the commission under this chapter [board], the
96	96	commission [board, at least as frequently as quarterly and until
97	97	final disposition of the complaint,] shall periodically notify the
98	98	parties to the complaint of the status of the complaint until final
99	99	disposition unless notice would jeopardize an undercover
100	100	investigation.
101	101	(d) The commission [board] shall develop and implement
102	102	policies that provide the public with a reasonable opportunity to
103	103	appear before the commission [board] and to speak on any issue under
104	104	the jurisdiction of the commission [board].
105	105	SECTION 1.08. Section 691.022, Health and Safety Code, is
106	106	amended to read as follows:
107	107	Sec. 691.022. GENERAL DUTIES. (a) The commission [board]
108	108	shall distribute bodies and anatomical specimens to institutions of
109	109	higher education that operate willed body programs and other
110	110	institutions and persons authorized to receive a body or specimen
111	111	under this chapter [them].
112	112	(b) The commission [board] shall adopt rules to ensure that
113	113	each body and anatomical specimen is treated with respect while in
114	114	the custody of the commission [board] or an institution or person
115	115	authorized to receive the body or specimen, including an
116	116	institution of higher education that operates a willed body program
117	117	[represented on the board is treated with respect].
118	118	(c) The commission may not adopt a rule related to standards
119	119	of practice, ethics, qualifications, or disciplinary sanctions for
120	120	institutions or persons regulated under this chapter unless the
121	121	advisory committee first proposes the rule and the proposed rule is
122	122	authorized by this chapter. The commission may not modify a rule
123	123	described by this subsection that is proposed by the advisory
124	124	committee. If the commission declines to adopt a rule proposed by
125	125	the advisory committee, the commission shall return the rule to the
126	126	advisory committee with an explanation of the reasons the
127	127	commission declined to adopt the rule.
128	128	(d) The commission shall adopt rules, establish procedures,
129	129	and prescribe forms necessary to administer and enforce this
130	130	chapter.
131	131	SECTION 1.09. Section 691.0225, Health and Safety Code, is
132	132	amended to read as follows:
133	133	Sec. 691.0225. INFORMATIONAL DOCUMENT. The commission
134	134	[board] shall develop a document to inform a person making a gift of
135	135	a decedent's body or anatomical specimen for purposes of education,
136	136	including forensic science education, or research of the risks and
137	137	benefits associated with donation. The commission [board] shall
138	138	make the document available on the commission's [board's] Internet
139	139	website.
140	140	SECTION 1.10. Section 691.023, Health and Safety Code, is
141	141	amended to read as follows:
142	142	Sec. 691.023. DUTY TO DELIVER CERTAIN BODIES TO COMMISSION
143	143	[BOARD]. (a) An officer, employee, or representative of the state,
144	144	of a political subdivision, or of an institution having charge or
145	145	control of a body not claimed for burial or a body required to be
146	146	buried at public expense shall:
147	147	(1) notify the commission [board] or the commission's
148	148	[board's] representative of the body's existence when the body
149	149	comes into the person's possession, charge, or control if notified
150	150	in writing to do so by the commission [board] or the commission's
151	151	[board's] representative;
152	152	(2) deliver the body in accordance with the direction
153	153	of the commission [board]; and
154	154	(3) allow the commission [board], the commission's
155	155	[board's] representative, or a physician designated by the
156	156	commission [board] who complies with this chapter to remove the
157	157	body to be used for the advancement of medical or forensic science.
158	158	(b) If the commission [board] does not require a political
159	159	subdivision or agency of the political subdivision to deliver a
160	160	body under this section, the political subdivision shall pay all
161	161	costs of preparation for burial, including costs of embalming.
162	162	SECTION 1.11. Section 691.025(c), Health and Safety Code,
163	163	is amended to read as follows:
164	164	(c) A body that is not claimed for burial within 48 hours
165	165	after a relative receives notification shall be delivered as soon
166	166	as possible to the commission [board] or the commission's [board's]
167	167	representative.
168	168	SECTION 1.12. Section 691.026, Health and Safety Code, is
169	169	amended to read as follows:
170	170	Sec. 691.026. BODY OF TRAVELER. If an unclaimed body is the
171	171	body of a traveler who died suddenly, the commission [board] shall
172	172	direct the institution or other person receiving the body to retain
173	173	the body for six months for purposes of identification.
174	174	SECTION 1.13. Section 691.027, Health and Safety Code, is
175	175	amended to read as follows:
176	176	Sec. 691.027. AUTOPSY. Only the commission [board] may
177	177	grant permission to perform an autopsy on an unclaimed body. The
178	178	commission [board] may grant permission after receiving a specific
179	179	request for an autopsy that shows sufficient evidence of medical
180	180	urgency.
181	181	SECTION 1.14. Section 691.028(a), Health and Safety Code,
182	182	is amended to read as follows:
183	183	(a) An adult living in this state who is of sound mind may
184	184	donate the adult's body by will or other written instrument to the
185	185	commission [board], a medical or dental school, or another donee
186	186	authorized by the commission [board,] to be used for the
187	187	advancement of medical or forensic science.
188	188	SECTION 1.15. Section 691.029, Health and Safety Code, is
189	189	amended to read as follows:
190	190	Sec. 691.029. AUTHORITY TO ACCEPT BODIES FROM OUTSIDE THE
191	191	STATE. The commission [board] may receive a body transported to the
192	192	commission [board] from outside this state.
193	193	SECTION 1.16. Section 691.030, Health and Safety Code, is
194	194	amended to read as follows:
195	195	Sec. 691.030. COMMISSION'S [BOARD'S] AUTHORITY TO
196	196	DISTRIBUTE BODIES AND ANATOMICAL SPECIMENS. (a) The commission
197	197	[board] or the commission's [board's] representative shall
198	198	distribute bodies donated to it and may redistribute bodies donated
199	199	to medical or dental schools or other donees authorized by the
200	200	commission [board] to:
201	201	(1) schools and colleges of chiropractic, osteopathy,
202	202	medicine, or dentistry incorporated in this state;
203	203	(2) forensic science programs;
204	204	(3) search and rescue organizations or recovery teams
205	205	that are recognized by the commission [board], are exempt from
206	206	federal taxation under Section 501(c)(3), Internal Revenue Code of
207	207	1986, and use human remains detection canines with the
208	208	authorization of a local or county law enforcement agency;
209	209	(4) physicians; and
210	210	(5) other persons as provided by this section.
211	211	(b) In making the distribution, the commission [board]
212	212	shall give priority to the schools and colleges that need bodies for
213	213	lectures and demonstrations.
214	214	(c) If the commission [board] has remaining bodies, the
215	215	commission [board] or the commission's [board's] representative
216	216	shall distribute or redistribute those bodies to the schools and
217	217	colleges proportionately and equitably according to the number of
218	218	students in each school or college receiving instruction or
219	219	demonstration in normal or morbid anatomy and operative surgery.
220	220	The dean of each school or college shall certify that number to the
221	221	commission [board] when required by the commission [board].
222	222	(d) The commission [board] may transport a body or
223	223	anatomical specimen to an authorized recipient in another state if
224	224	the commission [board] determines that the supply of bodies or
225	225	anatomical specimens in this state exceeds the need for bodies or
226	226	anatomical specimens in this state and if:
227	227	(1) the deceased donated the deceased's [his] body in
228	228	compliance with Section 691.028 and at the time of the donation
229	229	authorized the commission [board] to transport the body outside
230	230	this state; or
231	231	(2) the body was donated in compliance with Chapter
232	232	692A and the person authorized to make the donation under Section
233	233	692A.009 authorized the commission [board] to transport the body
234	234	outside this state.
235	235	SECTION 1.17. Sections 691.031(a), (b), and (f), Health and
236	236	Safety Code, are amended to read as follows:
237	237	(a) The commission [board] shall adopt rules to ensure that:
238	238	(1) each body or anatomical specimen received or
239	239	distributed by the commission [board] is properly transported;
240	240	(2) a label with the statement "CONTENTS DERIVED FROM
241	241	DONATED HUMAN TISSUE" is affixed to the container in which the body
242	242	or anatomical specimen is transported; and
243	243	(3) each person who has control or possession of a body
244	244	or anatomical specimen:
245	245	(A) satisfactorily completes the information
246	246	required on a chain-of-custody form prescribed by the commission
247	247	[board];
248	248	(B) maintains a copy of the form for the person's
249	249	records; and
250	250	(C) transfers the form to any other person to
251	251	whom control or possession of the body or anatomical specimen is
252	252	transferred.
253	253	(b) The commission [board] may employ a public carrier to
254	254	transport bodies or anatomical specimens received or distributed by
255	255	the commission [board].
256	256	(f) The sender and receiver of each body or anatomical
257	257	specimen shall file the records required under this section in
258	258	accordance with commission [board] rules so that the commission
259	259	[board] or a district or county attorney may inspect the records at
260	260	any time.
261	261	SECTION 1.18. Section 691.032, Health and Safety Code, is
262	262	amended to read as follows:
263	263	Sec. 691.032. COSTS OF DISTRIBUTION. A person or
264	264	institution receiving a body or anatomical specimen under this
265	265	chapter shall pay in a manner specified by the commission [board],
266	266	or as otherwise agreed on, all costs incurred in distributing the
267	267	body or anatomical specimen so that the state, a county, a
268	268	municipality, or an officer, employee, or representative of the
269	269	state, a county, or a municipality does not incur any expense.
270	270	SECTION 1.19. Sections 691.033(a), (b), and (d), Health and
271	271	Safety Code, are amended to read as follows:
272	272	(a) To further medical or forensic science, a school,
273	273	college, or person designated by the commission [board] may use,
274	274	dissect, operate on, examine, and experiment on a body or
275	275	anatomical specimen distributed under this chapter.
276	276	(b) A school, college, or person shall keep a permanent
277	277	record of each body or anatomical specimen received from the
278	278	commission [board] or the commission's [board's] representative.
279	279	The record must be sufficient to identify the body or anatomical
280	280	specimen and may be inspected by the commission [board] or the
281	281	commission's [board's] representative.
282	282	(d) To aid prosecutions under Section 42.08, Penal Code, the
283	283	commission [board] shall adopt rules that clearly state the
284	284	activities that are authorized by the commission [board] in
285	285	relation to the use or dissection of a body.
286	286	SECTION 1.20. Section 691.034, Health and Safety Code, is
287	287	amended to read as follows:
288	288	Sec. 691.034. REGULATION OF PERSONS AND INSTITUTIONS USING
289	289	BODIES AND ANATOMICAL SPECIMENS. (a) The commission [board] shall
290	290	inspect and may approve institutions and other persons for the
291	291	receipt and use of bodies and anatomical specimens under this
292	292	chapter.
293	293	(b) The commission [board] may investigate a person or
294	294	institution if the commission [board] has reason to believe that
295	295	the person or institution has improperly used a body or anatomical
296	296	specimen.
297	297	(c) The commission [board] may suspend or revoke a person's
298	298	or institution's authorization to receive and use or dissect bodies
299	299	or anatomical specimens if the commission [board] determines that
300	300	the person or institution has improperly used a body or anatomical
301	301	specimen.
302	302	(d) A person or institution is entitled to a hearing before
303	303	the commission [board] or a hearing examiner appointed by the
304	304	commission [board] before the commission [board] may revoke the
305	305	person's or institution's authorization to receive and use or
306	306	dissect bodies or anatomical specimens. The commission [board]
307	307	shall make all final decisions to suspend or revoke an
308	308	authorization.
309	309	SECTION 1.21. Subchapter A, Chapter 651, Occupations Code,
310	310	is amended by adding Section 651.005 to read as follows:
311	311	Sec. 651.005. REGULATION OF WILLED BODY PROGRAMS. The
312	312	commission shall regulate willed body programs as provided by
313	313	Chapter 691, Health and Safety Code, and in accordance with the
314	314	powers and duties granted by this chapter to the extent necessary to
315	315	regulate the programs under that chapter.
316	316	SECTION 1.22. The following provisions of the Health and
317	317	Safety Code are repealed:
318	318	(1) Section 691.003;
319	319	(2) Section 691.004;
320	320	(3) Section 691.005;
321	321	(4) Section 691.006;
322	322	(5) Sections 691.007(a), (b), and (d);
323	323	(6) Sections 691.008(b) and (d);
324	324	(7) the headings to Sections 691.007 and 691.008; and
325	325	(8) Section 691.009.
326	326	ARTICLE 2. CONFORMING AMENDMENTS
327	327	SECTION 2.01. Article 43.25, Code of Criminal Procedure, is
328	328	amended to read as follows:
329	329	Art. 43.25. BODY OF CONVICT. The body of a convict who has
330	330	been legally executed shall be embalmed immediately and so directed
331	331	by the Director of the correctional institutions division of the
332	332	Texas Department of Criminal Justice [Department of Corrections].
333	333	If the body is not demanded or requested by a relative or bona fide
334	334	friend within forty-eight hours after execution then it shall be
335	335	delivered to the Texas Funeral Service Commission [Anatomical Board
336	336	of the State of Texas], if requested by the commission [Board]. If
337	337	the body is requested by a relative, a bona fide friend, or the
338	338	Texas Funeral Service Commission [Anatomical Board of the State of
339	339	Texas], such recipient shall pay a fee [of] not to exceed
340	340	twenty-five dollars to the mortician for the mortician's [his]
341	341	services in embalming the body for which the mortician shall issue
342	342	to the recipient a written receipt. When such receipt is delivered
343	343	to the Director of the correctional institutions division of the
344	344	Texas Department of Criminal Justice [Department of Corrections],
345	345	the body of the deceased shall be delivered to the party named in
346	346	the receipt or the party's [his] authorized agent. If the body is
347	347	not delivered to a relative, a bona fide friend, or the Texas
348	348	Funeral Service Commission [Anatomical Board of the State of
349	349	Texas], the Director of the correctional institutions division of
350	350	the Texas Department of Criminal Justice [Department of
351	351	Corrections] shall cause the body to be decently buried, and the fee
352	352	for embalming shall be paid by the county in which the indictment
353	353	which resulted in conviction was found.
354	354	SECTION 2.02. Section 404.093(b), Government Code, is
355	355	amended to read as follows:
356	356	(b) This subchapter does not apply to:
357	357	(1) funds pledged to the payment of bonds, notes, or
358	358	other debts if the funds are not otherwise required to be deposited
359	359	in the treasury;
360	360	(2) funds held in trust or escrow for the benefit of a
361	361	person or entity other than a state agency;
362	362	(3) funds set apart out of earnings derived from
363	363	investment of funds held in trust for others, as administrative
364	364	expenses of the trustee agency; or
365	365	(4) funds, grants, donations, and proceeds from funds,
366	366	grants, and donations, given in trust to the Texas State Library and
367	367	Archives Commission for the establishment and maintenance of
368	368	regional historical resource depositories and libraries in
369	369	accordance with Section 441.154[; or
370	370	[(5) funds under the management of the
371	371	secretary-treasurer of the Anatomical Board of the State of Texas,
372	372	as provided by Section 691.008, Health and Safety Code].
373	373	SECTION 2.03. Sections 692A.011(a), (b), and (c), Health and
374	374	Safety Code, are amended to read as follows:
375	375	(a) An anatomical gift may be made to the following persons
376	376	named in the document of gift:
377	377	(1) an organ procurement organization to be used for
378	378	transplantation, therapy, research, or education;
379	379	(2) a hospital to be used for research;
380	380	(3) subject to Subsection (d), an individual
381	381	designated by the person making the anatomical gift if the
382	382	individual is the recipient of the part;
383	383	(4) an eye bank or tissue bank, except that use of a
384	384	gift of a whole body must be coordinated through the Texas Funeral
385	385	Service Commission [Anatomical Board of the State of Texas];
386	386	(5) a forensic science program at:
387	387	(A) a general academic teaching institution as
388	388	defined by Section 61.003, Education Code; or
389	389	(B) a private or independent institution of
390	390	higher education as defined by Section 61.003, Education Code;
391	391	(6) a search and rescue organization or recovery team
392	392	that is recognized by the Texas Funeral Service Commission
393	393	[Anatomical Board of the State of Texas], is exempt from federal
394	394	taxation under Section 501(c)(3), Internal Revenue Code of 1986,
395	395	and uses human remains detection canines with the authorization of
396	396	a local or county law enforcement agency; or
397	397	(7) the Texas Funeral Service Commission [Anatomical
398	398	Board of the State of Texas].
399	399	(b) Except for donations described by Subsections (a)(1)
400	400	through (6), the Texas Funeral Service Commission [Anatomical Board
401	401	of the State of Texas] shall be the donee of gifts of bodies or parts
402	402	of bodies made for the purpose of education or research that are
403	403	subject to distribution by the commission [board] under Chapter
404	404	691.
405	405	(c) A forensic science program that receives a donation
406	406	under Subsection (a)(5) must submit a report to the Texas Funeral
407	407	Service Commission [Anatomical Board of the State of Texas] on a
408	408	quarterly basis that lists:
409	409	(1) the number of bodies or parts of bodies that the
410	410	program received; and
411	411	(2) the method in which the program used the bodies or
412	412	parts of bodies for education or research.
413	413	ARTICLE 3. TRANSITIONS AND EFFECTIVE DATE
414	414	SECTION 3.01. (a) The Anatomical Board of the State of Texas
415	415	is abolished but continues in existence until September 1, 2022,
416	416	for the sole purpose of transferring obligations, property, rights,
417	417	powers, and duties to the Texas Funeral Service Commission. The
418	418	Texas Funeral Service Commission assumes all of the obligations,
419	419	property, rights, powers, and duties of the Anatomical Board of the
420	420	State of Texas as they exist immediately before the effective date
421	421	of this Act. All unexpended and unobligated funds under the
422	422	management of the secretary-treasurer of the Anatomical Board of
423	423	the State of Texas, as provided by Section 691.008, Health and
424	424	Safety Code, as that section existed immediately before the
425	425	effective date of this Act, are transferred to the general revenue
426	426	fund for the purpose of the Texas Funeral Service Commission
427	427	administering duties under Chapter 691, Health and Safety Code, as
428	428	amended by this Act.
429	429	(b) The Anatomical Board of the State of Texas and the Texas
430	430	Funeral Service Commission shall, in consultation with appropriate
431	431	state entities, ensure that the transfer of the obligations,
432	432	property, rights, powers, and duties of the Anatomical Board of the
433	433	State of Texas to the Texas Funeral Service Commission is completed
434	434	not later than September 1, 2022.
435	435	(c) All rules of the Anatomical Board of the State of Texas
436	436	are continued in effect as rules of the Texas Funeral Service
437	437	Commission until superseded by a rule of the Texas Funeral Service
438	438	Commission. An authorization issued by the Anatomical Board of the
439	439	State of Texas is continued in effect as provided by the law in
440	440	effect immediately before the effective date of this Act. An
441	441	authorization pending on the effective date of this Act is
442	442	continued without change in status after the effective date of this
443	443	Act. A complaint, investigation, or other proceeding pending on the
444	444	effective date of this Act is continued without change in status
445	445	after the effective date of this Act.
446	446	(d) Unless the context indicates otherwise, a reference to
447	447	the Anatomical Board of the State of Texas in a law or
448	448	administrative rule means the Texas Funeral Service Commission.
449	449	SECTION 3.02. (a) Not later than the 60th day after the
450	450	effective date of this Act, the Texas Funeral Service Commission
451	451	shall appoint members to the State Anatomical Advisory Committee in
452	452	accordance with Section 691.002, Health and Safety Code, as amended
453	453	by this Act.
454	454	(b) The members of the Anatomical Board of the State of
455	455	Texas whose terms expire under Section 3.01 of this Act shall
456	456	continue to provide advice to the Texas Funeral Service Commission
457	457	until a majority of the members of the State Anatomical Advisory
458	458	Committee are appointed under Subsection (a) of this section and
459	459	qualified. A member of the Anatomical Board of the State of Texas
460	460	described by this subsection may be appointed to the State
461	461	Anatomical Advisory Committee if the member is otherwise eligible
462	462	for appointment under Section 691.002, Health and Safety Code, as
463	463	amended by this Act.
464	464	SECTION 3.03. This Act takes effect September 1, 2021.