SB3419 - Non-Transplant Organ Donation Regulation Act

• Creates licensing and registration requirements for non-transplant organ donation organizations in Illinois, requiring accreditation by a nationally recognized agency and licensure by the Department of Public Health.

• Establishes comprehensive recordkeeping requirements including donor consent forms, medical records, chain of custody documentation, and donor identification systems that must be maintained for at least 10 years after final disposition.

• Mandates specific labeling, packaging, and transportation standards for human bodies and body parts, including requirements for proper facilities, equipment sterilization, and vehicle security during transport.

• Authorizes the Department to deny, suspend, or revoke licenses and impose civil penalties for violations; establishes violations as Class 4 felonies for operating without proper accreditation or licensure.

• Requires licensees to screen end users (educators and researchers), establish written request procedures, implement facility standards with separate tissue recovery areas, and ensure proper final disposition through cremation, burial, or return to family.