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This bill allows individuals to indicate on their driver's license or non-operating identification license that they have a prehospital medical care directive, which is a document specifying that cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) should not be administered in the event of cardiac or respiratory arrest. To do this, the licensee must provide proof of such a directive, which must meet specific legal requirements, and will need to affirm its continued validity at each license renewal. The state's Department of Transportation will then add a special orange symbol to the license to signify this directive. This change also amends existing law to grant immunity from liability to emergency medical personnel and others who rely in good faith on this symbol on a license, or on the directive itself, when providing care.

Transportation and Infrastructure

https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview/84592