Minnesota § 149A.62 IMMUNITY; REPORTING

Minnesota Statutes

§ 149A.62 — IMMUNITY; REPORTING

Minnesota § 149A.62

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Ch. 149AMORTUARY SCIENCE; DISPOSITION OF DEAD BODIES

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Minn. Stat. § 149A.62 (2026).

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Any person, private agency, organization, society, association, licensee, intern, or transfer care specialist who, in good faith, submits information to a regulatory agency under section149A.61or otherwise reports violations or alleged violations of this chapter, is immune from civil liability or criminal prosecution. This section does not prohibit disciplinary action taken by the commissioner against any licensee, intern, or transfer care specialist pursuant to a self report of a violation.

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Any person, private agency, organization, society, association, licensee, intern, or transfer care specialist who, in good faith, submits information to a regulatory agency under section149A.61or otherwise reports violations or alleged violations of this chapter, is immune from civil liability or criminal prosecution. This section does not prohibit disciplinary action taken by the commissioner against any licensee, intern, or transfer care specialist pursuant to a self report of a violation.