relative to the placement of trauma kits in public schools and making an appropriation therefor and relative to the parental bill of rights concerning the creation of student media recordings.

Corrected the statutory reference in Section 1 from RSA 155-A:33-a to RSA 153-A:33-a, fixing an apparent typo since all other references in the bill already cited 153-A:33-a.

In the Parental Bill of Rights recording exception (Section 4), changed the phrase 'during a school-sponsored event that is open to the general public' to 'of a school-sponsored event that is open to the general public.' This broadens the exception slightly, covering recordings made about or depicting such events rather than only those captured while the event is taking place.

A new Section 4 amends RSA 189-B:4, I(p) to require written parental consent before a state agency or school makes a video or voice recording of a student. This is a substantial policy addition unrelated to the original trauma kit purpose.

The new parental consent requirement includes exemptions for: court proceedings, forensic interviews in criminal or child protective services investigations, safety demonstrations (including discipline in common areas and on school buses), required assessments, school-sponsored public events, regular required instructional coursework, and student journalism/media production/broadcasting courses or board-approved extracurricular activities.

The effective date is now split into two parts: Sections 1-3 (trauma kits) take effect July 1, 2026, while the new parental bill of rights section takes effect immediately upon passage rather than waiting until July 1, 2026.

The fiscal note now presents a range for FY 2027 expenditures ($23,139 to $52,657) instead of a single figure, reflecting an alternative lower-cost option using basic bleeding control kits without wall mounts at $51.08 per kit versus $116.24 per kit.

County revenue and expenditure lines (all zeros) were removed from the fiscal note's political subdivision impact table, and local expenditure language was clarified to specify the $27,657 figure applies only if schools are required to cover the cost difference.