New Jersey A3020 mandates event venues to notify attendees of emergency medical services availability for events with less than 1,000 attendees and.
New Jersey A3020 addresses the availability of emergency medical services at event venues. The bill requires venues to inform individuals reserving spaces for events with fewer than 1,000 attendees that emergency medical services can be hired for the event. Additionally, it mandates the director of the Division of Consumer Affairs, in consultation with the Commissioner of Health, to publish a list of available emergency medical services providers on the division’s website. This ensures that attendees are aware of the emergency medical services options available at the event.
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