Nameplate to be attached to coffin

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A person who places human remains in a coffin to be used for an interment or cremation must ensure that the coffin bears an identifying nameplate, inscription, or marking, stating –

the family name; and at least one given name of the deceased person –

that correspond with the names shown on the identification tag for those human remains.

Fine not exceeding 5 penalty units.

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26 Nameplate to be attached to coffin