This bill proposes to amend various sections of the Arizona Revised Statutes by replacing all references to "epinephrine auto-injectors" with the broader term "epinephrine delivery systems." This change aims to encompass a wider range of devices approved by the FDA that can administer epinephrine for treating life-threatening allergic reactions. The bill also defines "epinephrine delivery system" and makes technical adjustments to ensure consistency across the statutes.

Additionally, the bill maintains the current provisions regarding the administration of epinephrine by trained school employees and the immunity from civil liability for those involved in the emergency administration of these devices. It also clarifies that the training for administering these systems is optional if the school does not stock them during a fiscal year. The bill is designed to take effect immediately upon the Governor's signature, emphasizing its urgency in addressing public health and safety needs.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 15-157, 15-189.04, 15-203, 15-341, 32-1401, 32-1706, 32-1854, 32-1901.01, 36-2226.01, 15-158, 15-501.01, 15-505, 15-249.06, 15-214, 15-701.01, 15-107, 15-183, 15-550, 41-1758.03, 15-710.01, 15-701, 15-710.02, 15-717.01, 15-481, 15-491, 15-342, 15-1224, 15-1125, 15-1126, 15-1223, 13-3108, 13-3120, 15-764, 15-761, 13-706, 13-105, 2008-2009, 39-101, 36-2267, 3-365, 41-5701.02, 41-5711, 15-1102, 32-1456, 36-401, 36-2513, 32-1491, 32-3248.03, 36-2302, 32-1452, 32-1901, 36-3601, 41-1831, 36-781, 36-661, 15-344.01, 36-2228, 36-2266, 32-1728, 13-3401, 32-1855.01, 32-1871, 13-3451, 32-1963.01, 32-1936, 32-1937, 32-1968, 32-1926, 32-1926.01, 32-1925