A cremation container: Shall be a readily combustible, rigid container suitable for cremation; Shall provide a completely enclosed covering for the human remains; Shall be resistant to leakage or spillage; Shall be of sufficient strength and rigidity for ease of handling; Shall provide protection to the health and safety of crematory establishment personnel; Shall comply with all local, State, and federal governmental emissions regulations; and May not be composed of metal or polyethylene material. A cremation container which appears to be heavily coated with varnish, lacquer, or any other highly combustible substance shall be: Placed in a cold cremator within which no cremation has occurred in the prior 4 hours; or Coated completely with water before being placed in the cremator. An alkaline hydrolysis container: Shall completely enclose the human remains; Shall be resistant to leakage or spillage; Shall provide protection to the health and safety of crematory establishment personnel and the public; and May be removed prior to the start of the alkaline hydrolysis process as long as the human remains are covered to protect the dignity of the decedent.