Creates provisions relating to an exemption from liability for persons rendering emergency care at the scene of an accident or other emergency

HB 738 protects volunteers who provide unpaid emergency care at accident scenes or other emergencies from civil liability, unless their actions involved gross negligence or intentional misconduct. The law shields these individuals from lawsuits for ordinary mistakes or omissions while rendering aid, covering situations like first aid or CPR during emergencies. This exemption does not apply to care provided under existing sections 334.930 or 537.037, which remain governed by their specific rules. The bill directly affects community members, bystanders, and first responders offering spontaneous emergency assistance without compensation.