CS FOR HOUSE BILL NO. 202(EDC) "An Act relating to the availability and administration of opioid overdose drugs in public schools." 9:36:06 AM Co-Chair Olson relayed that it was the first hearing on the bill. 9:36:26 AM REPRESENTATIVE DELENA JOHNSON, SPONSOR, introduced the legislation. Senator Bishop wanted to speak to the Department of Education and Early Development (DEED). 9:39:01 AM SAVAYA BIEBER, STAFF FOR REPRESENTATIVE JOHNSON, spoke to the details of the bill. 9:40:14 AM LINDSEY KATO, DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF PUBLIC HEALTH, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES, discussed FN 3 from the Department of Health, OMB Component 2818. 9:41:39 AM AT EASE 9:43:25 AM RECONVENED SHARON FISHEL, SCHOOL HEALTH AND SAFETY LEAD, DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND EARLY DEVELOPMENT (via teleconference), introduced herself. Senator Bishop asked for the position of DEED. Ms. Fishel replied that DEED did not have a position on the bill. Senator Bishop wondered why DEED did not have a position on the bill. Ms. Fishel agreed to provide further information. Senator Wilson stressed that the Department of Health (DOH) had done work on preventative efforts. 9:45:42 AM SANDY SNODGRASS, CEO, ALASKA FENTANYL RESPONSE (via teleconference), testified in support of the legislation. Co-Chair Olson OPENED public testimony. Co-Chair Olson CLOSED public testimony. Senator Kiehl MOVED to ADOPT proposed committee substitute for CSHB 202(FIN), Work Draft 33-LS0705\R (Bergerud, 5/11/24). Co-Chair Olson OBJECTED for discussion. 9:48:13 AM KEN ALPER, STAFF TO CO-CHAIR OLSON, spoke to the changes within the committee substitute. Co-Chair Olson WITHDREW his objection. Co-Chair Olson asked the sponsor to comment on the CS. Representative Johnson agreed with the changes, and noted that the intent of the bill was to get the opioid overdose kits into schools throughout the state. Senator Kiehl MOVED to report SCS CSHB 202(FIN) out of Committee with individual recommendations and the accompanying fiscal notes. SCS CSHB 202(FIN) was REPORTED out of committee with five "do pass" recommendations and with two previously published fiscal notes: FN 1(EED), FN 3(DOH).