On and after January 1, 2023, each police officer, as defined in section 46b-15, and emergency medical technician, as defined in section 19a-904, shall maintain, in any vehicle used by such officer or technician in the course of his or her duties, copies of documents concerning (1) behavioral and mental health evaluation and treatment resources available to children, developed pursuant to section 17a-22r for the mental health region in which such technician is located; and (2) services and resources available to victims of domestic violence, published pursuant to section 10-10g. Such officer or technician may provide a copy of such documents to any person or family of a person who such technician determines may benefit from the services or resources described in such documents.
(P.A. 22-47, S. 63.)
History: P.A. 22-47 effective July 1, 2022.
Structure Connecticut General Statutes
Title 19a - Public Health and Well-Being
Chapter 368ll - Miscellaneous Provisions
Section 19a-901. - Obstetrical ultrasound procedure.
Section 19a-903. - Prohibited billing practices re hospital-acquired conditions.
Section 19a-903a. - Circulating nurses in hospitals and outpatient surgical facilities.
Section 19a-903c. - Medical spas.
Section 19a-904c. - Electronic health records systems; utilization by hospitals.
Section 19a-904d. - Health information blocking. Penalty.
Section 19a-905. - Health care providers who provide direct patient care to wear badges.
Section 19a-905a. - Recording of developmental screenings by health care providers.
Section 19a-906. - Telehealth services.
Section 19a-907. - Conversion therapy. Definitions.
Section 19a-907a. - Conversion therapy by healthcare provider. Prohibition.
Section 19a-907c. - Conversion therapy and the expenditure of public funds.
Section 19a-911. - Council on Protecting Women's Health established. Membership. Report.
Section 19a-912. - Limited services pregnancy centers. Definitions.
Section 19a-912a. - Deceptive advertising by limited services pregnancy centers. Prohibited.