Creates provisions relating to the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

HB 1411 establishes state standards for the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline system, directly affecting crisis counselors, 988 Lifeline centers, and individuals seeking mental health crisis support. The bill requires crisis counselors to first assess if a caller is in immediate danger needing 911 assistance or seeking psychological support, and mandates centers to use standardized scripts with performance metrics. It also requires centers to provide follow-up resources and surveys after each contact, and directs the state mental health department to publish an annual report on system effectiveness, client interactions, and resource link usage. These provisions aim to standardize care and measure outcomes within federal guidelines.