Maryland HB276 revises the Public Access Automated External Defibrillator Program.
Maryland HB276 revises the Public Access Automated External Defibrillator Program by establishing requirements for an AED coordinator, repealing certain provisions regarding regional council AED committees, and exempting certain law enforcement agencies from needing a certificate for AEDs in patrol vehicles. The bill also includes immunity provisions for individuals and entities providing automated external defibrillation in good faith. It mandates that entities other than grocery stores or restaurants ensure their AED coordinator has completed required training.
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