Surrendered Infants

Changed the infant surrender procedure from requiring acceptance by specific personnel (firefighters, EMTs, paramedics) to allowing direct surrender to emergency medical services stations or fire stations.

Document versioning was updated from hb791-01-c1 to hb791-02-c2, indicating a revised legislative version.

Header text was updated from CS/HB 791 to CS/CS/HB 791, indicating a committee substitute version.

Changed the term 'newborn infant' to 'infant' throughout the bill to expand the scope of protection beyond just newborns.

Updated the definition of 'newborn infant safety device' to 'infant safety device' to match the broader terminology change.

Added specific requirements that facilities must monitor infant safety devices 24 hours per day using surveillance systems and physically check the devices at least twice daily.

Added requirement that fire stations must test infant safety devices at least weekly to ensure alarm systems are working properly.

Added requirement that fire stations must use the dual alarm system to immediately dispatch first responders when an infant is placed in the safety device.

Added new statutory references to sections 63.0423, 63.167, 383.51, and 827.035, F.S. that were not previously listed in the original bill.