Which of the following is not one of the required disclosures on the GPL?

The correct response pertains to what must be disclosed on the General Price List (GPL) as mandated by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Funeral Rule. The GPL is a crucial document in the funeral industry that outlines the prices for various services and merchandise that a funeral home offers, allowing consumers to make informed choices.

Among the items required to be included in the GPL are the basic service fee, which covers the fundamental services provided by the funeral home; embalming requirements, detailing situations where embalming is necessary, as well as the costs associated with this service; and information on alternative containers, which are available for direct cremation options. These disclosures promote transparency and compliance with consumer protection regulations.

In contrast, while qualifications of funeral directors may be important information for families to consider when choosing a funeral home, it is not a mandated item on the GPL itself. Therefore, including funeral director qualifications as a required disclosure would not align with the specific regulations outlined by the FTC regarding what must be presented on the GPL. This distinction is critical for understanding regulatory compliance in the funeral industry.