Which situation does NOT require that a funeral home provide the General Price List (GPL) or its information?

The situation where the funeral home is not required to provide the General Price List (GPL) is during a social gathering when asked. The GPL is mandated to be presented in specific formal contexts where consumers are considering the purchase of funeral goods or services. This includes situations such as when a client directly requests services or during formal consultations, where there is an expectation of a transaction or professional service engagement.

In contrast, a social gathering does not fall into a formal or transactional situation; therefore, there is no obligation for the funeral home to present the GPL. This is rooted in regulatory guidelines that stipulate the necessity of transparent pricing in specific scenarios designed to protect consumers in purchasing contexts. Providing price lists in informal settings does not align with the intent of these regulations, which aim to ensure consumers have access to pricing information during significant decision-making moments, not casual interactions.