Alaska HB64 establishes a legal framework for safe infant surrender and mandates infant safety devices at designated facilities.
Alaska HB64 amends the state's laws to create a legal framework for the safe surrender of infants. It mandates that designated facilities, such as hospitals and emergency departments, install infant safety devices. These devices must be conspicuous, climate-controlled, and equipped with automatic emergency response and video surveillance systems. The bill also requires facilities to notify the appropriate department when an infant is surrendered.
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