MA S1393

Establishes a legal framework for harm reduction programs in Massachusetts, which may include needle exchange, drug testing services, overdose reversal care, supervised consumption of pre-obtained substances, and referrals to treatment

Provides broad legal immunity for program operators, participants, property owners, and government employees from arrest, prosecution, civil liability, asset seizure, and professional disciplinary action related to harm reduction activities

Prohibits law enforcement from using a person's entry, exit, or use of a harm reduction program as basis for reasonable suspicion or probable cause for searches or seizures

Requires the Department of Public Health to approve programs and promulgate regulations, with a report on program results due within 1 year of implementation

Exempts approved harm reduction service providers from controlled substance registration requirements and protects health care providers' insurance coverage when working at these programs