Save a Life Act (Naloxone Kit Registration and Public Access), 2026
Bill overview
Bill 121, “Save a Life Act (Naloxone Kit Registration and Public Access), 2026”, is an Ontario bill from session 44-1. It was introduced by Robin Lennox, France Gélinas, Lisa Gretzky, Lise Vaugeois (NDP, Hamilton Centre).
Its latest recorded status is “In committee”.
This overview is written automatically from the registry and vote records on this page and updates when they sync. It describes the bill's path, not its merits.
SUMMARY FROM THE OFFICIAL REGISTRY
What you need to know
The Save a Life Act (Naloxone Kit Registration and Public Access), 2026 is enacted. The Act imposes certain requirements respecting the installation, maintenance, testing and availability of naloxone kits at designated premises. Designated premises include any premises at which a defibrillator is installed and any publicly accessible premises that are designated by the regulations. The Act also requires naloxone kits at designated premises to be registered with the registrar within specified time periods, and requires prescribed persons to be notified of the registrations. Regulations may be made under the Act setting out details relating to the requirements under the Act.
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