Chemical irritant used in buildings disclosure required, and commissioner of public safety required to develop a standard form.

The notice requirement now specifies that the officer must be from a law enforcement agency, and if multiple agencies are involved, the officer from the lead agency must provide the notice.

A new requirement mandates that the lead law enforcement agency must identify other involved agencies when responding to information requests.

The disclosure of deployed products must now include the name of the specific law enforcement agency or local government unit that deployed them.

Added a mandatory requirement for peace officers to provide immediate notice of chemical irritant deployment to building owners and occupants, including specific instructions on how to deliver this notice.

Added a new provision requiring the Commissioner of Public Safety to develop and distribute a standard notification form at no cost to law enforcement agencies.

Modified the disclosure requirements to include immediate notification of deployment rather than just providing information upon request, and expanded the list of recipients to include occupants of specific units in multi-unit buildings.

Added a specific definition for 'building' referencing existing state law to clarify the scope of the disclosure requirements.