TO ABOLISH THE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES ADVISORY COUNCIL; AND TO CREATE THE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES ADVISORY COMMITTEE.

HB 1767 abolishes the existing Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council and establishes a new Emergency Medical Services Advisory Committee. This bill directly affects the advisory structure for emergency medical services in the state. The new committee will expand from nine to eleven members, incorporating specific roles such as a fire-based ambulance service provider and an Emergency Medical Services Training Site Program Director. It also updates some member descriptions from "paramedic" to "clinician" and adjusts the number of members required for a quorum.