New Hampshire SB429 mandates trauma kits in public schools and state-owned buildings and establishes a parental bill of rights for student media.

New Hampshire SB429 requires trauma kits to be installed in public schools and selected state-owned buildings. These kits must include items like tourniquets, bleeding control bandages, and protective gloves. The bill also establishes a parental bill of rights concerning student media recordings, requiring written consent unless the recording is for specific purposes like safety demonstrations or school-sponsored events. The bill appropriates $25,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, to fund the procurement and distribution of trauma kits.

New Hampshire SB429 mandates trauma kits in public schools and state-owned buildings and establishes a parental bill of rights for student media.

New Hampshire SB429 requires trauma kits to be installed in public schools and selected state-owned buildings. These kits must include items like tourniquets, bleeding control bandages, and protective gloves. The bill also establishes a parental bill of rights concerning student media recordings, requiring written consent unless the recording is for specific purposes like safety demonstrations or school-sponsored events. The bill appropriates $25,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, to fund the procurement and distribution of trauma kits.