Automated external defibrillators.

The bill text was converted from a formatted legislative document with line numbers and page breaks into a web page layout with site navigation (home, accessibility, FAQ, feedback, sitemap), search tools, and sidebar links. The actual statutory language of Sections 19300, 19301, and the state mandates provision is unchanged.

Liability protection for rendering emergency care with an AED (Section 19301(b)) now extends to 'an employee or volunteer' rather than just an employee.

Board of directors liability protection (Section 19301(c)) now applies when 'an employee or volunteer' uses, does not use, or attempts to use an AED.

Facility-level liability protection (Section 19301(d)) now includes 'volunteers' in the list of protected parties alongside owners, managers, and employees.

AED training requirements (Section 19301(e)(2)(D)) now require 'one employee or volunteer per AED unit' to be trained, rather than one employee only. This allows senior centers to count trained volunteers toward their minimum staffing threshold.

The requirement for a trained person on premises during operating hours (Section 19301(e)(3)(B)) now accepts 'a trained employee or volunteer' rather than only a trained employee.

Access denial provisions (Section 19301(e)(3)(D)) and the waiver of liability for absence of trained staff (Section 19301(g)) now reference 'employee or volunteer' instead of just 'employee.'

Section 19300(c) was restructured to fix a garbled opening ('A (1) The following') into clean numbering ('(c) (1) The following'), and the redundant language in subdivision (c)(1)(A) was simplified.