Establishes criteria for overdose prevention centers in Hawaii to prevent drug overdose and death.
The bill establishes criteria for the designation of overdose prevention centers in Hawaii. These centers are facilities where individuals can safely use drugs and receive harm reduction services. The bill aims to prevent drug overdose and death, reduce public drug use, and link individuals who use drugs with health and social services. It also provides immunity from state criminal prosecution for individuals using or operating these centers. The bill includes provisions for the oversight committee, location standards, and reporting requirements for these centers.
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