PUBLIC HEALTH: Directs the Surgeon General to draft and promulgate rules for the administration of medical activities under Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for all members of the healthcare community in Louisiana

Deleted the requirement for the Surgeon General to coordinate rule development with the Attorney General, State Law Institute, Medical Examiners, Hospital Association, Board of Pharmacy, Medical Society, Board of Nursing, and other organizations.

Added explicit language stating that state rules must complement federal EUA regulations rather than supersede them.

Reordered and slightly rephrased definitions for 'Emergency Use Authorization', 'Healthcare community', and 'Health emergency' to improve clarity and flow.

Changed the bill header from 'Enrolled' to 'Original' and adjusted the list of sponsors from multiple representatives to a single representative.

Added a new subsection (F) requiring the Surgeon General to coordinate with eight specific agencies and organizations, including the Office of the Attorney General and the Louisiana Hospital Association, before promulgating rules.

Added the 'ENROLLED' status and signatures from the Speaker of the House, President of the Senate, and Governor, finalizing the bill for implementation.

Removed the 'REENGROSSED' header and the House Legislative Services digest, which are procedural markers no longer needed for the final enrolled version.

Five new representatives were added to the bill's sponsor list, expanding the coalition of legislators supporting the emergency use authorization measures.

The text was corrected to specify the 'effective date' of the Act, clarifying the timeline for the surgeon general to begin the required rulemaking process.