Which of the following is NOT a ground for disciplinary measures against a funeral director or embalmer in Nebraska?

In Nebraska, disciplinary measures for funeral directors and embalmers are typically tied to their adherence to professional standards, ethical practices, and compliance with relevant state laws governing their profession. While signing death certificates is an essential part of the duties and responsibilities of a funeral director or embalmer, failure to comply with laws regarding this task is indeed a significant violation that can result in disciplinary action. Therefore, the correct response identifies an option that does not typically lead to disciplinary measures in this professional context.

In contrast, failure to comply with a treatment program, failure to file a required report, and failure to comply with traffic infraction laws relate more directly to the practice and operational standards of a funeral director. The first two are explicitly connected to maintaining the ethical and professional standards necessary for the profession, which could warrant disciplinary action. Traffic infractions, on the other hand, while they reflect on a professional's conduct, are not typically seen as directly impacting their ability to fulfill their duties as a funeral director or embalmer, thus, they would not generally impose a basis for disciplinary measures within the scope of funeral service licensure.