Texas HB1103 mandates policies and training for opioid antagonists in college residences to prevent overdoses.

HB1103 requires Texas public higher education institutions to adopt policies ensuring opioid antagonists are available in residence halls. These policies must include regular inventory checks, training for resident advisors, and secure storage of the antagonists. The bill also mandates that resident advisors be authorized and trained to administer these antagonists to individuals experiencing an opioid overdose. Additionally, it provides immunity from civil or criminal liability for those acting in good faith under these policies.

Texas HB1103 mandates policies and training for opioid antagonists in college residences to prevent overdoses.

HB1103 requires Texas public higher education institutions to adopt policies ensuring opioid antagonists are available in residence halls. These policies must include regular inventory checks, training for resident advisors, and secure storage of the antagonists. The bill also mandates that resident advisors be authorized and trained to administer these antagonists to individuals experiencing an opioid overdose. Additionally, it provides immunity from civil or criminal liability for those acting in good faith under these policies.