Minnesota SF1687 allows high school students to possess and administer opiate antagonists with parental consent.

Minnesota SF1687 amends state law to allow high school students in grades 9 through 12 to possess and administer opiate antagonists to other students. This requires school districts and charter schools to maintain a supply of opiate antagonists at each site and have at least two doses available. The commissioner of health must provide resources, including training videos, to help schools implement emergency response plans. The bill also allows school boards to adopt a model plan for the use, storage, and administration of opiate antagonists.

Minnesota SF1687 allows high school students to possess and administer opiate antagonists with parental consent.

Minnesota SF1687 amends state law to allow high school students in grades 9 through 12 to possess and administer opiate antagonists to other students. This requires school districts and charter schools to maintain a supply of opiate antagonists at each site and have at least two doses available. The commissioner of health must provide resources, including training videos, to help schools implement emergency response plans. The bill also allows school boards to adopt a model plan for the use, storage, and administration of opiate antagonists.