license exemption; basic first aid.

SB 1192 adds a new exemption to Arizona's medical licensing rules, allowing unlicensed individuals to provide basic first aid without legal risk. The exemption applies when someone gives basic first aid in good faith and without payment, after getting consent from the injured person (or a parent/guardian if the person is under 15), and notifying law enforcement if the injured person is a minor. Basic first aid is defined as minor treatments like cleaning cuts, treating minor burns, applying bandages, or providing fluids for heat stress. This directly affects everyday citizens who assist others in non-emergency situations, such as at community events or sports activities, without needing medical training or a license.