After a legislative audit of the West Virginia Board of Funeral Service Examiners revealed instance of neglect and fraudulent activity, a bill was introduced to transfer the Board's duties and powers to the Secretary of State's Office. A version of the bill passed in the House and Senate, but after some technical amendments to the text, the final bill was not considered in the House before the end of the session. Members of the Board had resigned their positions, and the three remaining members were not confirmed by the Senate. Thus the governor will have to appoint a new board. Regina Anderson, the Board's executive director, has indicated that her office can continue to issue licenses and take care of daily operations but cannot handle complaints without a board.