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MO HB2607
Bill
Status
2/23/2016
Primary Sponsor
Caleb Jones
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AI Summary
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State water patrol vessels must be equipped with automated external defibrillators (AEDs) and staffed by at least one individual trained in AED use and CPR through American Red Cross, American Heart Association, or equivalent program
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Water patrol officers must be trained in rescuing victims of electrocution injuries around marinas and boat docks
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Beginning July 1, 2017, owners of boat docks or marinas with electrical power must ensure compliance with NFPA 303 (2011 edition) fire protection standards and National Electrical Code Articles 250, 553, and 555 (2011 edition)
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Owners must prohibit swimming near electrical boat docks/marinas and post conspicuous signs stating the policy, plus submit annual compliance inspection statements to the Department of Public Safety
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Penalties include: $2,500 fine plus closure for non-compliant electrical systems; $5,000 fine plus up to 6 months imprisonment for injuries caused by non-compliance; $50,000 fine plus up to 1 year imprisonment for deaths caused by non-compliance
Legislative Description
Establishes the Alexandra and Brayden Anderson Electric Shock Drowning Prevention Act, with requirements for boat docks and marinas equipped with electrical power and for water patrol vessels
Last Action
Voted Do Pass with Amendments (H)
5/4/2016