FL S0628

Reclassifies HIV-related blood, plasma, and organ donation offense from felony of the third degree to misdemeanor of the first degree, with exception when donation is deemed medically appropriate by a licensed physician.

Defines "sexual conduct" to include contact between penis and vulva/anus or mouth and penis/vulva/anus capable of transmitting sexually transmissible diseases; adds human papillomavirus and hepatitis to list of covered diseases.

Changes criminal transmission requirements to require proof that person acted with intent to transmit, engaged in conduct posing substantial risk of transmission to unaware person, and actually transmitted the disease; provides affirmative defense for good faith treatment compliance or rejected offers to comply.

Mandates screening and treatment for persons arrested under prostitution laws, requires Department of Health to pay screening costs, and mandates offer of postexposure prophylaxis (PEP) with out-of-pocket cap of $30 per person.

Reclassifies criminal transmission of HIV offenses from felony of the third degree to misdemeanor of the first degree; removes requirement that HIV transmission actually occur; establishes victim right to referral for medical services and PEP with $30 out-of-pocket expense cap.