Authorizes camp operators and employees who are 18 years of age or older to administer medications and treatment to children under certain circumstances

Replaced the previous 'standing order' system with a requirement for 'specific authorization and consent' from a parent or guardian for each instance of medication administration.

Added the ability for camp health directors to grant specific authorization remotely using audio or video communications.

Expanded the list of authorized personnel to include physician assistants and contracted health professionals, provided they act within their lawful scope of practice.

Changed the effective date of the act from 'immediately' to '180 days after it becomes law' to allow time for rule implementation.

Authorization for medication administration now requires specific approval from a camp's medical director for each child, rather than just parental consent.

Added explicit authority for employees to administer over-the-counter medications for pain relief and motion sickness.

Added a requirement that all medications must be approved by the Commissioner of Health.

Added a requirement for consultation with the Commissioner of Education regarding medication administration rules.