Arizona Attorney General Wants Body Donation Programs Regulated Kjzz The arizona attorney general thinks willed body donation programs create a public health issue that needs oversight, but a phoenix based company is worried that a proposed bill in the arizona legislature could lead to overregulation of a growing industry.“when you start talking during the course of this investigation about severed heads being discovered or other body parts that were being. Companies that help people donate their body to science are one step closer to being regulated by the state after house bill 2307 passed the arizona senate rules committee thursday. in its current form, the bill would require businesses to get licensed through the state, and submit to unannounced facility inspections.
Kjzz Arizona gov. katie hobbs on thursday, april 11, 2024. arizona attorney general kris mayes, a democrat, is investigating democratic gov. katie hobbs following a report that her administration gave pay increases to a state contractor and political donor. a recent story in the arizona republic details how the state increased the pay rate to. The university of arizona college of medicine tucson's willed body donation program has been in existence since 1967 and processes about 150 body donations per year, which are used for instruction. A handbook issued by the attorney general’s office to government agencies states that a violation of the open meeting law occurs if the member of a public body like the corporation commission exchanges electronic communications with a majority of other members that proposes a legal action or includes “discussion, deliberation or the taking. The arizona attorney general and u.s. rep. paul gosar are working on regulation for body donation facilities; shreves says the typical donor simply wants to contribute to scientific progress.
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