Allows for natural organic reduction and controlled supervised decomposition of human remains.

This bill legalizes and regulates "natural organic reduction" (also called "controlled supervised decomposition") in New Jersey, a process that converts human remains into soil-like material through contained, accelerated decomposition. It directly affects mortuaries and funeral homes seeking to offer this service, requiring them to register with the State Board of Mortuary Science and operate facilities under licensed mortuary professionals. Key provisions include mandatory facility registration, visible display of operator licenses, and adherence to board-established health and safety rules. The bill updates existing mortuary laws to define the process, set facility requirements, and authorize the Board to create regulations for oversight.