Under what circumstance may the Department NOT conduct an inspection of an establishment?

The correct answer is that the Department may not conduct an inspection of an establishment solely based on a change of manager. Typically, inspections are guided by specific regulatory schedules or triggers associated with the overall functioning and compliance of a facility, rather than the personnel changes within.

In the context of Nebraska Funeral Laws, inspections are usually conducted to ensure that the establishment meets health and safety standards, follows proper operational protocols, and maintains licensing requirements. While changes in management may prompt closer scrutiny in some situations, they do not inherently warrant an inspection on their own.

Other scenarios presented, such as a change of service or location, the passage of six years without an inspection, and concerns about management, generally indicate the need for an inspection to ensure compliance with regulatory standards. These situations may directly impact the operational practices of an establishment and thus trigger an inspection requirement.