By: Springer, et al.  S.B. No. 2040          (In the Senate - Filed March 9, 2023; March 21, 2023, read   first time and referred to Committee on Business & Commerce;   April 19, 2023, reported adversely, with favorable Committee   Substitute by the following vote:  Yeas 9, Nays 0; April 19, 2023,   sent to printer.)Click here to see the committee vote     COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR S.B. No. 2040 By:  Nichols     A BILL TO BE ENTITLED   AN ACT     relating to the continuation and transfer of the regulation of   willed body programs to the Texas Funeral Service Commission, the   regulation of willed body programs, non-transplant anatomical   donation organizations, and anatomical facilities, and the   creation of the State Anatomical Advisory Committee; requiring   registration; authorizing fees; authorizing an administrative   penalty.          BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:   ARTICLE 1. STATE ANATOMICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE; TEXAS FUNERAL   SERVICE COMMISSION          SECTION 1.01.  The heading to Chapter 691, Health and Safety   Code, is amended to read as follows:   CHAPTER 691. DONATION OF BODIES AND ANATOMICAL SPECIMENS   [ANATOMICAL BOARD OF THE STATE OF TEXAS]          SECTION 1.02.  The heading to Subchapter A, Chapter 691,   Health and Safety Code, is amended to read as follows:   SUBCHAPTER A. GENERAL PROVISIONS; STATE [ORGANIZATION OF]   ANATOMICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE [BOARD OF THE STATE OF TEXAS]          SECTION 1.03.  Section 691.001, Health and Safety Code, is   amended by amending Subdivision (1) and adding Subdivisions (1-a),   (4), (5), and (6) to read as follows:                (1)  "Advisory committee [Board]" means the State   Anatomical Advisory Committee [Board of the State of Texas].                (1-a)  "Anatomical facility" means a facility in this   state inspected and approved by the commission under Section   691.034 that does not operate as a willed body program or a   non-transplant anatomical donation organization.                (4)  "Commission" means the Texas Funeral Service   Commission.                (5)  "Non-transplant anatomical donation organization"   means a person accredited to engage in the recovery, receipt,   screening, testing, processing, storage, or distribution of tissue   or human remains for any purpose other than transplantation into a   living individual in this state.                (6)  "Willed body program" means a program operated at   an institution of higher education in this state that allows a   living individual to donate the individual's body or anatomical   specimen for educational or research purposes.          SECTION 1.04.  Section 691.002, Health and Safety Code, is   amended to read as follows:          Sec. 691.002.  ADVISORY COMMITTEE [COMPOSITION OF BOARD].   (a) The State Anatomical Advisory Committee is established to   advise and provide expertise to the commission on matters related   to the regulation and operation of willed body programs,   non-transplant anatomical donation organizations, and anatomical   facilities in this state.          (b)  The advisory committee is composed of seven members   appointed by the commission as follows:                (1)  two members who represent institutions of higher   education that operate willed body programs;                (2)  two members who represent non-transplant   anatomical donation organizations;                (3)  two members who represent anatomical facilities;   and                (4)  one public member [The Anatomical Board of the   State of Texas is composed of one representative from each school or   college of chiropractic, osteopathy, medicine, or dentistry   incorporated in this state].          (c)  Members of the advisory committee serve two-year terms   [(b)  On March 1 of each odd-numbered year, the chief executive   officer of each institution described by Subsection (a) shall   appoint as the institution's representative on the board one   professor of surgery or of basic anatomical sciences who is   associated with the institution].          (d)  An advisory committee member may be reappointed.          (e) [(c)]  Appointments to the advisory committee [board]   shall be made without regard to the race, creed, sex, religion, or   national origin of the appointees.          (f)  Sections 2110.002 and 2110.008, Government Code, do not   apply to the advisory committee.          SECTION 1.05.  Section 691.007(c), Health and Safety Code,   is redesignated as Section 691.011, Health and Safety Code, and   amended to read as follows:          Sec. 691.011.  RECORDS. [(c)] The commission [board] shall   keep identification records of each body donated to the commission   [board] and of each body or anatomical specimen distributed by the   commission [board].          SECTION 1.06.  Section 691.008(a), Health and Safety Code,   is redesignated as Section 691.012, Health and Safety Code, and   amended to read as follows:          Sec. 691.012.  FEES. (a) The commission [board] may set and   collect reasonable and necessary fees for the cost of administering   this chapter, including:                (1)  receiving and distributing bodies and anatomical   specimens; and                (2)  conducting inspections of willed body programs and   anatomical facilities.          (b)  The commission by rule may establish fees for the   registration of willed body programs and non-transplant anatomical   donation organizations in amounts reasonable and necessary to cover   the cost of administering this chapter.          (c)  A non-transplant anatomical donation organization is   exempt from a fee described by Subsection (a)(1).          SECTION 1.07.  Section 691.010, Health and Safety Code, is   amended to read as follows:          Sec. 691.010.  PUBLIC INFORMATION AND PARTICIPATION;   COMPLAINTS. (a) The commission [board] shall prepare information   of public interest describing the functions of the commission under   this chapter [board] and the commission's [board's] procedures by   which complaints are filed with and resolved by the commission   [board]. The commission [board] shall make the information   available to the public and appropriate state agencies.          (b)  The commission [board] by rule shall establish methods   by which service recipients can be notified of the name, mailing   address, and telephone number of the commission [board] for the   purpose of directing complaints to the commission [board]. The   commission [board] may provide for that notification by including   the information on each written contract relating to bodies willed   or donated to an entity regulated by the commission [board] or   authorized by the commission [board] to receive bodies.          (c)  The commission [board] shall keep an information file   about each complaint filed with the commission [board] relating to   its functions under this chapter. If a written complaint is filed   with the commission [board] relating to a person or an entity   regulated by the commission under this chapter [board], the   commission [board, at least as frequently as quarterly and until   final disposition of the complaint,] shall periodically notify the   parties to the complaint of the status of the complaint until final   disposition unless notice would jeopardize an undercover   investigation.          (d)  The commission [board] shall develop and implement   policies that provide the public with a reasonable opportunity to   appear before the commission [board] and to speak on any issue under   the jurisdiction of the commission [board].          SECTION 1.08.  Section 691.022, Health and Safety Code, is   amended to read as follows:          Sec. 691.022.  GENERAL DUTIES. (a) The commission [board]   shall distribute bodies and anatomical specimens to [institutions   and other] persons authorized to receive a body or specimen under   this chapter [them].          (b)  The commission [board] shall adopt rules to ensure that   each body and anatomical specimen is treated with respect while in   the custody of the commission [board] or person authorized to   receive the body or specimen [an institution represented on the   board is treated with respect].          (c)  The commission shall adopt rules, establish procedures,   and prescribe forms necessary to administer and enforce this   chapter, including rules establishing registration and inspection   requirements and procedures. The commission may issue a reprimand,   assess an administrative penalty, impose other penalties, or   revoke, suspend, or probate a registration or other authorization   for a violation of this chapter or a commission rule adopted under   this chapter, including a violation related to an inspection   conducted under Section 691.034, in the manner provided by Chapter   651, Occupations Code.          (d)  This section does not apply to a body or anatomical   specimen donated to a registered non-transplant anatomical   donation organization.          SECTION 1.09.  Section 691.0225, Health and Safety Code, is   amended to read as follows:          Sec. 691.0225.  INFORMATIONAL DOCUMENT. The commission   [board] shall develop a document to inform a person making a gift of   a decedent's body or anatomical specimen about the options for   donation authorized under this chapter [for purposes of education,   including forensic science education, or research of the risks and   benefits associated with donation]. The commission [board] shall   make the document available on the commission's [board's] Internet   website.          SECTION 1.10.  Section 691.023, Health and Safety Code, is   amended to read as follows:          Sec. 691.023.  DUTY TO DELIVER CERTAIN BODIES TO COMMISSION   [BOARD]. (a) An officer, employee, or representative of the state,   of a political subdivision, or of an institution having charge or   control of a body not claimed for burial or a body required to be   buried at public expense shall:                (1)  notify the commission [board] or the commission's   [board's] representative of the body's existence when the body   comes into the person's possession, charge, or control if notified   in writing to do so by the commission [board] or the commission's   [board's] representative;                (2)  deliver the body in accordance with the direction   of the commission [board]; and                (3)  allow the commission [board], the commission's   [board's] representative, or a physician designated by the   commission [board] who complies with this chapter to remove the   body to be used for the advancement of medical or forensic science.          (b)  If the commission [board] does not require a political   subdivision or agency of the political subdivision to deliver a   body under this section, the political subdivision shall pay all   costs of preparation for burial, including costs of embalming.          SECTION 1.11.  Section 691.025(c), Health and Safety Code,   is amended to read as follows:          (c)  A body that is not claimed for burial within 48 hours   after a relative receives notification shall be delivered as soon   as possible to the commission [board] or the commission's [board's]   representative.          SECTION 1.12.  Section 691.026, Health and Safety Code, is   amended to read as follows:          Sec. 691.026.  BODY OF TRAVELER. If an unclaimed body is the   body of a traveler who died suddenly, the commission [board] shall   direct the institution or other person receiving the body to retain   the body for six months for purposes of identification.          SECTION 1.13.  Section 691.027, Health and Safety Code, is   amended to read as follows:          Sec. 691.027.  AUTOPSY. Only the commission [board] may   grant permission to perform an autopsy on an unclaimed body. The   commission [board] may grant permission after receiving a specific   request for an autopsy that shows sufficient evidence of medical   urgency.          SECTION 1.14.  Sections 691.028(a) and (b), Health and   Safety Code, are amended to read as follows:          (a)  An adult living in this state who is of sound mind may   donate the adult's body by will or other written instrument to the   commission [board], a willed body program of a medical or dental   school, a non-transplant anatomical donation organization, or   another donee authorized by the commission [board,] to be used for   the advancement of medical or forensic science.          (b)  To be effective, the donor must provide informed consent   by signing [sign] the will or other written instrument and it must   be witnessed by two adults.  The donor is not required to use a   particular form or particular words in making the donation, but the   will or other instrument must clearly convey:                (1)  the donor's intent; and                (2)  the donor's acknowledgment that the donor was   informed about:                      (A)  the consequences of the donation before   providing consent;                      (B)  the use the donee plans for the donated body   parts; and                      (C)  if applicable, any body part and the   condition in which the body part will be returned to the person   designated by the donor.          SECTION 1.15.  Section 691.029, Health and Safety Code, is   amended to read as follows:          Sec. 691.029.  AUTHORITY TO RECEIVE, DISTRIBUTE, AND   TRANSFER [ACCEPT] BODIES OR ANATOMICAL SPECIMENS [FROM OUTSIDE THE   STATE]. The commission [board] may receive, distribute, and   transfer a body or anatomical specimen from inside or [a body   transported to the board from] outside this state.          SECTION 1.16.  Section 691.030, Health and Safety Code, is   amended to read as follows:          Sec. 691.030.  COMMISSION'S [BOARD'S] AUTHORITY TO   DISTRIBUTE BODIES AND ANATOMICAL SPECIMENS. (a) The commission   [board] or the commission's [board's] representative shall   distribute bodies donated to it and may redistribute bodies donated   to medical or dental schools or other donees authorized by the   commission [board] to:                (1)  willed body programs of schools and colleges of   chiropractic, osteopathy, medicine, or dentistry incorporated in   this state;                (2)  forensic science programs;                (3)  search and rescue organizations or recovery teams   that are recognized by the commission [board], are exempt from   federal taxation under Section 501(c)(3), Internal Revenue Code of   1986, and use human remains detection canines with the   authorization of a local or county law enforcement agency;                (4)  physicians; [and]                (5)  anatomical facilities; and                (6)  other persons as provided by this section.          (b)  In making the distribution, the commission [board]   shall give priority to the schools and colleges that need bodies for   lectures and demonstrations.          (c)  If the commission [board] has remaining bodies, the   commission [board] or the commission's [board's] representative   shall distribute or redistribute those bodies to the schools and   colleges proportionately and equitably according to the number of   students in each school or college receiving instruction or   demonstration in normal or morbid anatomy and operative surgery.   The dean of each school or college shall certify that number to the   commission [board] when required by the commission [board].          (d)  The commission [board] may transport a body or   anatomical specimen to an authorized recipient in another state if   the commission [board] determines that the supply of bodies or   anatomical specimens in this state exceeds the need for bodies or   anatomical specimens in this state and if:                (1)  the deceased donated the deceased's [his] body in   compliance with Section 691.028 and at the time of the donation   authorized the commission [board] to transport the body outside   this state; or                (2)  the body was donated in compliance with Chapter   692A and the person authorized to make the donation under Section   692A.009 authorized the commission [board] to transport the body   outside this state.          (e)  This section does not apply to a body or anatomical   specimen donated to a registered non-transplant anatomical   donation organization.          SECTION 1.17.  Sections 691.031(a), (b), and (f), Health and   Safety Code, are amended to read as follows:          (a)  The commission [board] shall adopt rules to ensure that:                (1)  each body or anatomical specimen received or   distributed under this chapter [by the board] is properly   transported;                (2)  a label with a [the] statement that the container's   contents are derived from human tissue ["CONTENTS DERIVED FROM   DONATED HUMAN TISSUE"] is affixed to the container in which the body   or anatomical specimen is transported; and                (3)  each person who has control or possession of a body   or anatomical specimen:                      (A)  satisfactorily completes the information   required on a chain-of-custody form prescribed by the commission   [board];                      (B)  maintains a copy of the form for the person's   records; and                      (C)  transfers the form to any other person to   whom control or possession of the body or anatomical specimen is   transferred.          (b)  The commission [board] may employ a public carrier to   transport bodies or anatomical specimens received or distributed by   the commission [board].          (f)  The sender and receiver of each body or anatomical   specimen shall file the records required under this section in   accordance with commission [board] rules so that the commission   [board] or a district or county attorney may inspect the records at   any time.          SECTION 1.18.  Section 691.032, Health and Safety Code, is   amended to read as follows:          Sec. 691.032.  COSTS OF DISTRIBUTION. A person or   institution receiving a body or anatomical specimen under this   chapter shall pay in a manner specified by the commission [board],   or as otherwise agreed on, all costs incurred in distributing the   body or anatomical specimen so that the state, a county, a   municipality, or an officer, employee, or representative of the   state, a county, or a municipality does not incur any expense.          SECTION 1.19.  Sections 691.033(a), (b), and (d), Health and   Safety Code, are amended to read as follows:          (a)  To further medical or forensic science, a willed body   program, non-transplant anatomical donation organization,   anatomical facility, [school, college,] or other person designated   by the commission [board] may use, dissect, operate on, examine,   and experiment on a body or anatomical specimen distributed under   this chapter.          (b)  A willed body program, non-transplant anatomical   donation organization, [school, college,] or other person shall   keep a permanent record of each body or anatomical specimen   received from the commission [board] or the commission's [board's]   representative. The record:                (1)  must be sufficient to identify the body or   anatomical specimen;                (2)  must track the body or anatomical specimen from   intake to final disposition; and                (3)  may be inspected by the commission [board] or the   commission's [board's] representative.          (d)  To aid prosecutions under Section 42.08, Penal Code, the   commission [board] shall adopt rules that clearly state the   activities that are authorized by the commission [board] in   relation to the use or dissection of a body.          SECTION 1.20.  Section 691.034, Health and Safety Code, is   amended to read as follows:          Sec. 691.034.  REGULATION AND REGISTRATION OF PERSONS AND   INSTITUTIONS USING BODIES AND ANATOMICAL SPECIMENS. (a) A willed   body program or non-transplant anatomical donation organization   may not operate in this state unless the program or organization   registers with the commission in the form and manner prescribed by   the commission.          (a-1)  To be eligible for registration under this section, a   non-transplant anatomical donation organization must be accredited   by the American Association of Tissue Banks under the association's   Standards for Non-Transplant Anatomical Donation. The commission   may issue conditional registration to a non-transplant anatomical   donation organization that is not yet accredited.          (a-2)  The commission [board] shall inspect and may approve   willed body programs, anatomical facilities, [institutions] and   other persons for the receipt and use of bodies and anatomical   specimens under this chapter.          (a-3)  A registered non-transplant anatomical donation   organization is exempt from an inspection described by Subsection   (a-2).          (b)  The commission [board] may investigate a willed body   program, non-transplant anatomical donation organization,   anatomical facility, or other person [or institution] if the   commission [board] has reason to believe that the program,   organization, facility, or person [or institution] has improperly   used a body or anatomical specimen.          (b-1)  Notwithstanding Subsection (a-3), the commission may   inspect a non-transplant anatomical donation organization as part   of an investigation described by Subsection (b).          (c)  The commission [board] may suspend or revoke a willed   body program's, non-transplant anatomical donation organization's,   anatomical facility's, or other person's registration or other [or   institution's] authorization to receive and use or dissect bodies   or anatomical specimens if the commission [board] determines that   the program, organization, facility, or person [or institution] has   improperly used a body or anatomical specimen.          (d)  A willed body program, non-transplant anatomical   donation organization, anatomical facility, or other person [or   institution] is entitled to a hearing before the commission [board]   or a hearing examiner appointed by the commission [board] before   the commission [board] may revoke the program's, organization's,   facility's, or person's registration or other [or institution's]   authorization to receive and use or dissect bodies or anatomical   specimens. The commission [board] shall make all final decisions   to suspend or revoke an authorization.          (e)  A registered non-transplant anatomical donation   organization must inform the commission within the time prescribed   by commission rule if the organization loses its accreditation with   the American Association of Tissue Banks.          (f)  A commission member or holder of any license issued by   the commission may not hold an ownership interest in a registered   non-transplant anatomical donation organization.          (g)  The commission shall adopt rules and procedures   necessary to administer this section.          SECTION 1.21.  Subchapter A, Chapter 651, Occupations Code,   is amended by adding Section 651.005 to read as follows:          Sec. 651.005.  REGULATION OF WILLED BODY PROGRAMS,   NON-TRANSPLANT ANATOMICAL DONATION ORGANIZATIONS, AND ANATOMICAL   FACILITIES. The commission shall regulate willed body programs,   non-transplant anatomical donation organizations, and anatomical   facilities as provided by Chapter 691, Health and Safety Code, and   in accordance with the powers and duties granted by this chapter to   the extent necessary to regulate the programs, organizations, and   facilities under that chapter.          SECTION 1.22.  The following provisions of the Health and   Safety Code are repealed:                (1)  Section 691.003;                (2)  Section 691.004;                (3)  Section 691.005;                (4)  Section 691.006;                (5)  Sections 691.007(a), (b), and (d);                (6)  Sections 691.008(b) and (d);                (7)  the headings to Sections 691.007 and 691.008; and                (8)  Section 691.009.   ARTICLE 2. CONFORMING AMENDMENTS          SECTION 2.01.  Article 43.25, Code of Criminal Procedure, is   amended to read as follows:          Art. 43.25.  BODY OF CONVICT. The body of a convict who has   been legally executed shall be embalmed immediately and so directed   by the Director of the correctional institutions division of the   Texas Department of Criminal Justice [Department of Corrections].   If the body is not demanded or requested by a relative or bona fide   friend within forty-eight hours after execution then it shall be   delivered to the Texas Funeral Service Commission [Anatomical Board   of the State of Texas], if requested by the commission [Board]. If   the body is requested by a relative, a bona fide friend, or the   Texas Funeral Service Commission [Anatomical Board of the State of   Texas], such recipient shall pay a fee [of] not to exceed   twenty-five dollars to the mortician for the mortician's [his]   services in embalming the body for which the mortician shall issue   to the recipient a written receipt. When such receipt is delivered   to the Director of the correctional institutions division of the   Texas Department of Criminal Justice [Department of Corrections],   the body of the deceased shall be delivered to the party named in   the receipt or the party's [his] authorized agent. If the body is   not delivered to a relative, a bona fide friend, or the Texas   Funeral Service Commission [Anatomical Board of the State of   Texas], the Director of the correctional institutions division of   the Texas Department of Criminal Justice [Department of   Corrections] shall cause the body to be decently buried, and the fee   for embalming shall be paid by the county in which the indictment   which resulted in conviction was found.          SECTION 2.02.  Section 404.093(b), Government Code, is   amended to read as follows:          (b)  This subchapter does not apply to:                (1)  funds pledged to the payment of bonds, notes, or   other debts if the funds are not otherwise required to be deposited   in the treasury;                (2)  funds held in trust or escrow for the benefit of a   person or entity other than a state agency;                (3)  funds set apart out of earnings derived from   investment of funds held in trust for others, as administrative   expenses of the trustee agency; or                (4)  funds, grants, donations, and proceeds from funds,   grants, and donations, given in trust to the Texas State Library and   Archives Commission for the establishment and maintenance of   regional historical resource depositories and libraries in   accordance with Section 441.154[; or                [(5)  funds under the management of the   secretary-treasurer of the Anatomical Board of the State of Texas,   as provided by Section 691.008, Health and Safety Code].          SECTION 2.03.  Sections 692A.011(a), (b), and (c), Health   and Safety Code, are amended to read as follows:          (a)  An anatomical gift may be made to the following persons   named in the document of gift:                (1)  an organ procurement organization to be used for   transplantation, therapy, research, or education;                (2)  a hospital to be used for research;                (3)  subject to Subsection (d), an individual   designated by the person making the anatomical gift if the   individual is the recipient of the part;                (4)  an eye bank or tissue bank, except that use of a   gift of a whole body must be coordinated through the Texas Funeral   Service Commission [Anatomical Board of the State of Texas];                (5)  a forensic science program at:                      (A)  a general academic teaching institution as   defined by Section 61.003, Education Code; or                      (B)  a private or independent institution of   higher education as defined by Section 61.003, Education Code;                (6)  a search and rescue organization or recovery team   that is recognized by the Texas Funeral Service Commission   [Anatomical Board of the State of Texas], is exempt from federal   taxation under Section 501(c)(3), Internal Revenue Code of 1986,   and uses human remains detection canines with the authorization of   a local or county law enforcement agency; [or]                (7)  the Texas Funeral Service Commission; or                (8)  a non-transplant anatomical donation organization   [Anatomical Board of the State of Texas].          (b)  Except for donations described by Subsections (a)(1)   through (6), the Texas Funeral Service Commission or a   non-transplant anatomical donation organization [Anatomical Board   of the State of Texas] shall be the donee of gifts of bodies or parts   of bodies made for the purpose of education or research that are   subject to distribution by the commission or organization [board]   under Chapter 691.          (c)  A forensic science program that receives a donation   under Subsection (a)(5) must submit a report to the Texas Funeral   Service Commission [Anatomical Board of the State of Texas] on a   quarterly basis that lists:                (1)  the number of bodies or parts of bodies that the   program received; and                (2)  the method in which the program used the bodies or   parts of bodies for education or research.   ARTICLE 3. TRANSITIONS AND EFFECTIVE DATE          SECTION 3.01.  (a) The Anatomical Board of the State of Texas   is abolished but continues in existence until September 1, 2024,   for the sole purpose of transferring obligations, property, rights,   powers, and duties to the Texas Funeral Service Commission. The   Texas Funeral Service Commission assumes all of the obligations,   property, rights, powers, and duties of the Anatomical Board of the   State of Texas as they exist immediately before the effective date   of this Act. All unexpended and unobligated funds under the   management of the secretary-treasurer of the Anatomical Board of   the State of Texas, as provided by Section 691.008, Health and   Safety Code, as that section existed immediately before the   effective date of this Act, are transferred to the general revenue   fund for the purpose of the Texas Funeral Service Commission   administering duties under Chapter 691, Health and Safety Code, as   amended by this Act.          (b)  The Anatomical Board of the State of Texas and the Texas   Funeral Service Commission shall, in consultation with appropriate   state entities, ensure that the transfer of the obligations,   property, rights, powers, and duties of the Anatomical Board of the   State of Texas to the Texas Funeral Service Commission is completed   not later than September 1, 2024.          (c)  All rules of the Anatomical Board of the State of Texas   are continued in effect as rules of the Texas Funeral Service   Commission until superseded by a rule of the Texas Funeral Service   Commission. An authorization issued by the Anatomical Board of the   State of Texas is continued in effect as provided by the law in   effect immediately before the effective date of this Act. An   authorization pending on the effective date of this Act is   continued without change in status after the effective date of this   Act. A complaint, investigation, or other proceeding pending on the   effective date of this Act is continued without change in status   after the effective date of this Act.          (d)  Unless the context indicates otherwise, a reference to   the Anatomical Board of the State of Texas in a law or   administrative rule means the Texas Funeral Service Commission.          (e)  The terms of the members of the Anatomical Board of the   State of Texas expire on September 1, 2024.          (f)  For the state fiscal year ending August 31, 2024, the   Texas Funeral Service Commission shall quarterly prepare and submit   to the lieutenant governor, the speaker of the house of   representatives, the Sunset Advisory Commission, and each standing   committee of the legislature with primary jurisdiction over the   Texas Funeral Service Commission a report on the progress of the   transfer described by Subsection (a) of this section.          (g)  Not later than December 1, 2024, the Texas Funeral   Service Commission shall submit to the Sunset Advisory Commission   and each standing committee of the legislature with primary   jurisdiction over the Texas Funeral Service Commission any   legislative recommendation necessary to improve the Texas Funeral   Service Commission's administration of Chapter 691, Health and   Safety Code, as amended by this Act.          SECTION 3.02.  (a) Not later than the 60th day after the   effective date of this Act, the Texas Funeral Service Commission   shall appoint members to the State Anatomical Advisory Committee in   accordance with Section 691.002, Health and Safety Code, as amended   by this Act.          (b)  The members of the Anatomical Board of the State of   Texas whose terms expire under Section 3.01 of this Act shall   continue to provide advice to the Texas Funeral Service Commission   until a majority of the members of the State Anatomical Advisory   Committee are appointed under Subsection (a) of this section and   qualified. A member of the Anatomical Board of the State of Texas   described by this subsection may be appointed to the State   Anatomical Advisory Committee if the member is otherwise eligible   for appointment under Section 691.002, Health and Safety Code, as   amended by this Act.          SECTION 3.03.  This Act takes effect September 1, 2023.     * * * * *