Substitute House Bill No. 7200, now Public Act No. 25-160, establishes a framework for bleeding control training and the installation of bleeding control kits in public spaces, effective July 1, 2025. The Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection is authorized to administer a trainer qualification program for bleeding control, utilizing a training model from a specialized nonprofit organization. This program will allow qualified individuals, including employees from various public sectors such as health departments, schools, and youth organizations, to provide bleeding control training to others. Additionally, no fees will be charged for participation in these training programs.

The bill also mandates the installation of bleeding control kits in public buildings and places of accommodation, with the Commissioner of Public Health responsible for overseeing this initiative. These kits will include essential materials for managing serious bleeding emergencies and must be easily accessible and clearly marked. The Commissioner is permitted to accept donations of these kits to support the program. Furthermore, police officers and probationary candidates who receive bleeding control training through this program will receive credit towards their required training.