FL H0605

Reclassifies offense of knowingly donating blood, plasma, or organs while HIV-infected from felony to misdemeanor, with exception allowing donation when medically appropriate per licensed physician

Creates new criminal standard requiring intent to transmit, substantial risk of transmission, and actual transmission of disease to another unaware person; establishes that lack of treatment compliance alone does not prove intent

Defines "substantial risk of transmission" as reasonable probability of disease transmission proven by competent medical or epidemiological evidence

Refocuses section 960.003 from testing perpetrators to providing medical treatment and postexposure prophylaxis (PEP) to sexual assault victims, capping victim out-of-pocket expenses at $30 for PEP medication

Changes HIV testing requirement from attempt to commission of enumerated offenses; makes treatment optional for arrested prostitution offenders but requires Department of Health to pay screening costs; shifts focus to victim care and medical referrals