School Medication Amendments

SB 104 organizes and consolidates existing Utah school medication rules into a single, clearer section of law. It defines key terms like "anaphylaxis," "qualified adult," and "epinephrine nasal spray" to standardize how schools handle student health emergencies. The bill makes technical updates by repealing outdated sections and renumbering related laws, but does not create new requirements or allocate funding. This affects public and private schools, school staff, and healthcare providers who administer medication during school hours. The changes streamline existing procedures without altering current medication access policies.