HEALTH/MEDICAL TREATMENT: Provides relative to the treatment of sexual assault survivors by hospitals and healthcare providers (EN NO IMPACT See Note)

Changed the requirement for post-exposure prophylaxis from simply providing the medication to providing a minimum three-day supply.

Added explicit language requiring advocates to remain in the examination room during forensic medical examinations with the survivor's consent.

Reaffirmed that advocate communications during the process are privileged under existing law.

Removed the co-sponsor name 'Chassion' from the bill header, leaving only Representative Boyd as the sponsor.

Representative Chassion was added as a co-sponsor to the bill.

The 'Digest' section, which provides a summary of the bill's purpose and legal analysis, was removed as it is not part of the final enacted law.

The document header was updated to reflect the final 'Enrolled' status, indicating the bill has passed both legislative chambers.