An Act relating to the surrender of infants; and providing for an effective date.
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Overview
This bill modifies Alaska’s laws regarding the surrender of infants. It changes the definition of ‘abandonment’ to include surrendering an infant in the custody of certain designated individuals or facilities, such as peace officers, hospital staff, or firefighters, or in an infant safety device. The bill also outlines procedures for those accepting surrendered infants, including notification requirements and the establishment of infant safety devices in designated facilities. Finally, it provides for training related to these procedures and sets an effective date.
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