Requirements modified for reciprocal licensure to practice mortuary science.

HF 84 modifies Minnesota's requirements for mortuary science professionals licensed in other states to practice in Minnesota. It adds new documentation requirements, including proof of completing at least 25 funeral arrangements, 25 embalming cases, and 3 years of practice in another jurisdiction (or equivalent education documentation), along with specific continuing education records. The bill directly affects out-of-state mortuary science license holders seeking to work in Minnesota. These changes ensure applicants meet Minnesota's standards before receiving a reciprocal license. The bill does not alter Minnesota's own licensing rules for in-state applicants.