Michigan SB0629 amends existing laws to establish needle and hypodermic syringe access programs to reduce the spread of communicable diseases.
Michigan SB0629 amends sections of the Michigan Public Health Code to establish needle and hypodermic syringe access programs. These programs, authorized by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services or local government agencies, aim to distribute sterile needles and syringes and provide additional services to decrease the spread of communicable diseases. The bill also outlines rules for implementing these programs, including requirements for health care institutions. Participation in these programs exempts individuals from certain drug possession and paraphernalia laws.
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