A bill for an act relating to the final disposition of remains.

This bill amends Iowa law to clarify who can control funeral or burial arrangements after someone dies. It adds a new rule stating that people prohibited from serving as a legal designee (as defined in another law) cannot make these decisions. The change directly affects families and individuals making end-of-life arrangements, ensuring only eligible people can handle final disposition. It does not change existing family priority order but removes ineligible individuals from consideration. The policy change is purely procedural, focusing on who has legal authority over remains.