Archive for the ‘House Subcommitee on Commerce Trade and Consumer Protection’ Category

Wednesday, July 21st, 2010 at 7:08pm

HR 3655 Passes Committee-Details-Bereaved Consumers Bill of rights Act

Your Funeral Guy Has reported that the Bereaved Consumers Protection Act has made it through the Energy and Commerce Committee and has been Marked up for consideration of a vote in the full House Of Representatives. Your Funeral Guy Reports this in a snippet: “The Bereaved  Consumers Bill of Rights Act, HR 3655  Land Mark [...]

Tuesday, July 20th, 2010 at 8:58am

Committee Vote 7.21.10-Bereaved Consumers Protection act

Congressman Bobby Rush will be putting the Bereaved Consumers Bill of Rights Act up for a vote in he Energy Commerce Committee. on  July 21st 2010. Rush pulled the the bill from consideration on May 5th. This is important legislation( Hr 3655) because it essentially keeps cemeteries honest requiring that they disclose prices in advance [...]

Thursday, March 25th, 2010 at 9:40am

Bereaved Consumer Bill of Rights act marked up in Congress|Bereaved Consumers protection act

The Bereaved Consumers Bill Of Rights Act of 2009 was marked up in Congress yesterday. The Bill went from the House subcommittee to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.  The next step is fir the Bill (HR 3655) to move  out of committee to the Full House For a vote here. IMPORTANT LINKS Read [...]

Monday, February 1st, 2010 at 9:35pm

Funeral Industry Site delays, inaccurrate, incomplete report(BereaveConsumersProtectionAct)

The Funeral Industry site ConnectingDirectors.Com Delayed a report on the Bereaved Consumers Bill Of Rights Act. The  report  came on Feb 1, 2010. The report had no editorial content and did not mention the Controversial comments of the National Funeral Directors Association Randal L Earl about Walmart and Amazon.Com selling Caskets. The report came five [...]

Thursday, October 1st, 2009 at 4:30am

Bereaved Consumers Bill Of Rights is the Bereaved Consumer Protection Act.

When the  New Funeral and Cemetery Reform Legislation was introduced in a press Release it was called the Bereaved Consumers Protection act. When the legislation finally made to Congressional  Web Sites The title was stated as the Bereaved Consumers Bill of Rights Act of 2009. Congressman Rush (D-IL)presented in a press conference the Bereaved Consumers [...]

Tuesday, September 29th, 2009 at 9:21am

Prediction NFDA to Oppose|Bereaved Comsumers Protection Act

The NATIONAL FUNERAL DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION -NFDA-will OPPOSE the Bereaved Consumers Protection Act This is the case because the THE NATIONAL FUNERAL DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION  HAS ALWAYS OPPOSED THE FUNERAL RULE! Congressmen, be prepared for NFDA Lobbyists to oppose this act. From an information site on the NFDA National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA) and the Funeral Rule© (NFDA) [...]

Thursday, September 24th, 2009 at 6:47pm

More from the | Bereaved Consumers Protection Act

There is more on Bereaved Consumers Protection act From Illinois Congressman Bobby Rush. Goals on the legislation include. 1. Stop Cemetery Salesman from stretching the truth. 2. Clear Record Keeping with Maps 3. Regulations to take effect 1 year after  Bereaved Consumers Protection Act is passed. 4. Stiff violations for  Offenders Snippet From thonline.com I [...]

Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009 at 10:13am

Bereaved Consumers Protection Act: NEEDED FEDERAL LAW.

The Bereaved Consumers Protection Act provides needed Federal Law. The Bereaved  Consumers Protection Act addresses severe inconsistencies that exist from State to State. Congressman Bobby Rush, chairman of the Subcommittee on Commerce, Trade and Consumer Protection:Via the Chicago Tribune: “We know the abuses here are just the beginning. Just the tip of the iceberg….This legislation [...]

Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009 at 8:22am

Bereaved Consumers Protection Act: It is not 2002.

In  2002 somewhat similar nationwide Nationwide Cemetery legislation was proposed along the lines of  Bereaved Consumers Protection Act. The Legislation  Bobby Rush has proposed has both funeral and cemetery reform in it . The legislation has more depth and has wider coverage than the 2002 proposals. There is  major factor today that makes passage of [...]