IN HB1013

Establishes liability protections for "community fast responders" — volunteers who perform CPR, defibrillation, or other emergency services under the direction of a nonprofit corporation

Requires counties to adopt an ordinance approving community fast responder services before the liability protections take effect

Mandates that community fast responder nonprofit corporations purchase insurance policies providing at least $700,000 in coverage for bodily injury or property damage caused by responders acting within their duties

Limits civil liability of individual community fast responders to the insurance coverage amount and prohibits naming them in lawsuits as nonparties or holding them liable for punitive damages

Caps the civil liability of community fast responder nonprofit corporations at $5,000,000 for injury or death in any occurrence, with no punitive damages liability; excludes hospitals or hospital-operated entities from these protections