MN SF3731

Expands Good Samaritan overdose immunity to cover "bystanders" - defined as anyone present at or near a suspected drug-related overdose, including those at the same address, residence, vehicle, or outdoor location

Removes requirements that persons seeking medical assistance must provide name and contact information, remain on scene, or cooperate with authorities to qualify for immunity

Creates broad immunity from arrest, charge, or prosecution for bystanders except for specified "excluded crimes" including homicide, assault, sex crimes, trafficking, arson, DWI in the first or second degree, and crimes against minors

Adds protections preventing denial of occupational licenses, housing, education enrollment, or child custody/visitation solely based on conduct granted immunity under the Good Samaritan law

Clarifies that a person's action under this law cannot alone establish prima facie evidence of child neglect without separate proof that a child's condition was or is in imminent danger of becoming impaired