FUNERAL PLANS – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding disposition of remains in prearranged funeral plans.

This Idaho bill (H 87) revises who decides funeral arrangements when a person hasn't specified their wishes in a prearranged plan. It updates the order of authority to: first, a person named in a written document or military emergency record; then a healthcare proxy; followed by guardians, spouses, children, parents, or estate representatives. The bill also adds that if someone charged with murder in the decedent's death is the designated decision-maker, their authority passes to the next person in line. It clarifies rules for authorizing autopsies and takes effect July 1, 2025.