School boards; bleeding control programs, bleeding control kits.

Removed the requirement that at least two staff members in each school building receive bleeding control training, including one who may be a school resource officer.

Reordered the implementation requirements, moving annual inventory inspection to item 3 and restocking after use to item 4, while removing the training requirement entirely.

Changed the proposing committee from Senate Committee for Courts of Justice to Senate Committee on Education and Health.

Updated the substitute date from February 5, 2025 to February 13, 2025.

All 26 immunity provisions protecting emergency medical personnel, school staff, and other responders from civil liability were removed from the bill.

The bill now focuses exclusively on requiring school boards to develop bleeding control programs with specific equipment and training requirements.

The definition of bleeding control kits was simplified and reorganized to clearly list required contents including tourniquets, bandages, gloves, scissors, and instructional documents.

Training requirements were clarified to mandate at least two staff members per school building receive approved training in bleeding control kit use.

Inventory inspection and restocking requirements were maintained but simplified in presentation.

Added civil liability immunity provisions for persons rendering emergency care, including protections for good faith emergency assistance, obstetrical care, epinephrine administration, and hazardous material emergencies.

Expanded eligibility for immunity to include emergency medical services providers, law enforcement, firefighters, and any person providing good faith emergency assistance without compensation.

Changed the bill's primary focus from solely bleeding control kit requirements to include broader emergency care liability protections alongside the original school bleeding control provisions.

Removed the 'Amendment in the Nature of a Substitute' designation and House amendment dates that were present in the Engrossed version.

Removed the comprehensive list of 26 immunity provisions from § 8.01-225 that were present in the Engrossed version, as these appear to have been incorporated into the final enrolled text through prior legislative action.

Simplified the section numbering and removed bracketed text '[With such funds as may be provided by the General Assembly for such purpose pursuant to the general appropriation act, each Each]' to correct a duplication error.

Condensed the bleeding control program requirements from 5 items to 4 items by combining the annual inspection and restocking requirements into a single item.

Added standard Enrolled bill formatting elements including 'VIRGINIA ACTS OF ASSEMBLY' header and approval stamp notation.

Added amendment header information showing the bill was amended by the House Committee on Education on January 27, 2025, and changed the bill number identifier from 25102096D to 25104997D.

Adjusted page formatting and spacing throughout the document to reflect the engrossed version status.