Syringe exchange program.

The expiration date for the syringe exchange program chapter was changed from July 1, 2026, to July 1, 2036.

Formatting elements specific to an enrolled act, such as signatures, dates, and committee vote tallies, were removed to reflect the bill's status as a standard Senate Bill.

The header was updated from 'SENATE ENROLLED ACT No. 91' to 'SENATE BILL No. 91' to match the current legislative status.

Added official signatures and dates from the Senate President, House Speaker, and Governor to finalize the bill.

Updated the header to reflect the 'Second Regular Session of the 124th General Assembly (2026)' and revised the printing code instructions to reference the 2025 session for conflict reconciliation.

Removed the 'Digest' summary, sponsor lists, and committee action history, which are standard for final enrolled bills.

Prohibits fixed sites for syringe distribution within 1,000 feet of public schools, nonpublic schools, licensed child care centers, or religious buildings.

Allows an exception to the location ban if the owner of the nearby facility provides written approval.

Removed the provision allowing local governments to impose their own syringe exchange ratios, as the bill now mandates a fixed 1-for-1 exchange ratio statewide.

Explicitly authorizes the state department to deny, suspend, or revoke a program's registration if it violates the new location restrictions.

Extended the expiration date for the syringe exchange program chapter from July 1, 2026, to July 1, 2031.

Added a new provision allowing local governments to mandate a 1-for-1 syringe exchange ratio, limiting the number of new sterile syringes provided per used syringe returned.

Added a prohibition preventing qualified entities from providing chemical reagents or precursors to individuals.

Updated the bill title, digest, and sponsor list to reflect amendments and the final passage of the bill.

Extended the expiration date of the syringe exchange program chapter from July 1, 2026, to July 1, 2036.