Generally revise automatic external defibrillator (AED) program laws

Removed the Department of Public Health and Human Services' authority to adopt rules and enforce AED program compliance.

Deleted the department's power to issue written cessation orders to entities using AEDs in violation of the law.

Eliminated the requirement for entities to provide written notice of AED locations to the public safety answering point and the department.

Revised the AED program requirements to remove references to department-adopted rules and the requirement to submit plans for departmental approval.

Updated the definition of 'Entity' to clarify that it includes private corporations, partnerships, groups, businesses, and other private organizations.

Enforcement authority and rulemaking power previously held by the Department of Public Health and Human Services are now assigned to the Department of Justice.

Updated the mandatory written plan requirements for AED programs, including specific notice procedures for public safety answering points and emergency dispatch centers.

Removed the requirement for entities to provide specific written notices to the Department of Public Health and Human Services regarding their AED programs.

Reordered and slightly refined the statutory definitions for terms such as 'Entity' and 'Public safety answering point' to improve clarity.

Eliminated the Department of Public Health and Human Services' rulemaking authority regarding AED programs.

Modified enforcement procedures to ensure hearings contesting department orders must follow the Montana Administrative Procedure Act.

Updated definitions for 'Entity' to explicitly include private corporations, partnerships, and businesses, and clarified the definition of 'Public safety answering point'.

Added a new requirement for entities to provide written notice to 9-1-1 centers and emergency dispatch centers detailing the AED program.

The bill title and page headers were updated to reflect the new Senate bill number (SB 86.1) and the authorized print version label.

The sponsor line was updated to explicitly name 'G. Hertz' as the primary sponsor, replacing the blank placeholder.