Permits the use of cremation or natural organic reduction as the method of disposition for certain decedents

Extended the deadline for priority claimants to assert rights over a decedent's remains from thirty days to ninety days.

Replaced the original language about selecting a disposition method with new language that specifically permits cremation or natural organic reduction when financial resources are limited and the method is consistent with the decedent's religious practices.

Added explicit protection stating that county fiscal officers or public administrators acting reasonably and in good faith will not face civil liability when selecting cremation or natural organic reduction under these circumstances.

Updated the bill title from 'selection of the method of disposition' to 'permitting the use of cremation or natural organic reduction as the method of disposition for certain decedents' to reflect the new specific options.

Revised the bill number designation from 'A 7894' to 'A 7894--A' to indicate the amended version.