Dillon’s Law

This bill (HR 4564) amends federal law to expand who can administer epinephrine in schools during emergencies. It replaces "school personnel" with "trained personnel" and allows non-employee volunteers (like parents or community members) to be treated as trained if they meet requirements and their state attorney general certifies the program. The bill also updates terminology from "auto-injectable epinephrine" to "epinephrine delivery systems" to include all administration methods. It directly affects schools, non-employee staff/volunteers, and state health authorities responsible for certification. The changes aim to make emergency allergy response more flexible while maintaining state oversight.