Establishes provisions relating to summer camps

HB 2190 is a proposed bill requiring summer camps (for children aged 5+ operating May-September, excluding religious camps) to meet specific safety standards. It mandates camp staff certification for aquatic activities, written emergency plans covering medical incidents and natural disasters, and 50% of counselors trained in CPR/defibrillators. The bill also requires annual equipment inspections, mandatory criminal background checks for all counselors (including sex offender registry searches), and a public license list maintained by the education department. Camps must disclose licensing status to parents, and violations after May 1, 2028, face fines up to $10,000.