DE HB464

Reorganizes Delaware's fire prevention code by clearly separating the powers and duties of the State Fire Prevention Commission, Office of the State Fire Marshal, and State Fire School into distinct subchapters

Creates a new 7-member State Fire Prevention Commission Advisory Board that includes chairs of four existing advisory boards plus three public members (one from each county) to review regulatory changes

Adds conflict of interest provisions prohibiting Commission members from simultaneously serving as officers of state or county volunteer firefighter associations, including the Delaware Volunteer Firefighter's Association

Requires reporting of severe burn injuries (2nd or 3rd degree burns covering 5% or more of the body, or respiratory burns) to the Office of State Fire Marshal within 72 hours, with intentional failure to report classified as a class A misdemeanor

Transfers regulatory authority for reduced ignition propensity cigarettes from the State Fire Marshal to the State Fire Prevention Commission while maintaining enforcement authority with the Fire Marshal