Establishes criteria for overdose prevention centers in Hawaii to reduce drug overdoses and deaths.
The bill establishes criteria for designating overdose prevention centers in Hawaii. These centers allow individuals to safely use pre-obtained drugs under supervision and receive harm reduction services. The bill outlines standards for operations, including staff qualifications, security measures, and record-keeping. It also provides immunity from prosecution for certain activities within these centers. The bill creates an oversight committee to monitor the centers' effectiveness and recommends inspection procedures.
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