How does North Carolina regulate the practice of funeral service?
The practice of funeral service is regulated by a nine-member regulatory board known as the North Carolina Board of Funeral Service. See Chapter 90, Article 13A, Sections § 90‑210.18A through § 90‑210.24. Q: Who comprises the North Carolina Board of Funeral Service? A: Four members are appointed by the governor from nominees recommended by the N.C. Funeral Directors Association, while two are appointed by the governor from nominees recommended by the Funeral Directors and Morticians Association of North Carolina. All of these must be licensed in the trade. The remaining three members are not licensed in the trade; one is appointed by the governor, one by the speaker of the house, and one by the president pro tempore of the Senate. Members serve staggered three-year terms and may serve up to two consecutive terms. See § 90‑210.18A Q: What is the Funeral Rule, and what is its relationship to North Carolina General Statutes governing the funeral industry? A: The Funeral Rule of the Federa
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