Iowa HF 664: A bill for an act providing for the operation of certain water vessels while towing a person without an observer.
Status: Introduced, referred to Natural Resources. (as of 2021-02-23)
State: Iowa · Session: 2021-2022 · Bill: HF 664
Subjects: boats and vessels, mirrors, water skiing
Sponsors: Sorensen
Bill Text
House File 664 - Introduced HOUSE FILE 664 BY BODEN , GEHLBACH , TUREK , GUSTOFF , GOLDING , GEARHART , KNIFF MCCULLA , ANDREWS , SRINIVAS , GERHOLD , DUNWELL , THOMPSON , SHIPLEY , HENDERSON , and HORA A BILL FOR An Act relating to the requirements for authorized electronic 1 monitoring in nursing facilities, and providing penalties. 2 BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF IOWA: 3 TLSB 2366YH (3) 91 lh/ko H.F. 664 Section 1. NEW SECTION . 135C.49 Definitions. 1 As used in this subchapter, unless the context otherwise 2 requires: 3 1. “Electronic monitoring” means the placement and use of an 4 electronic monitoring device by a resident in the resident’s 5 room in accordance with this subchapter. 6 2. “Electronic monitoring device” means a camera or other 7 device that captures, records, or broadcasts audio, video, 8 or both, that is placed in a resident’s room and is used to 9 monitor the resident or activities in the room. 10 3. “Resident” means an individual admitted to a nursing 11 facility in a manner prescribed in section 135C.23. 12 4. “Resident representative” means one of the following in 13 the order of priority listed, to the extent the person may 14 reasonably be identified and located: 15 a. The attorney in fact designated to make treatment 16 decisions for the resident in accordance with chapter 144B. 17 b. The guardian of the resident if one has been appointed 18 pursuant to chapter 633. 19 c. The resident’s spouse. 20 d. An adult child of the resident or, if the resident has 21 more than one adult child, a majority of the adult children who 22 are reasonably available. 23 e. A parent of the resident, or parents if both are 24 reasonably available. 25 f. An adult sibling of the resident. 26 Sec. 2. NEW SECTION . 135C.50 Electronic monitoring. 27 1. A resident or a resident representative may conduct 28 electronic monitoring of the resident’s room through the use of 29 an electronic monitoring device placed in the resident’s room 30 pursuant to this subchapter. 31 2. Nothing in this section precludes the use of electronic 32 monitoring otherwise allowed by law. 33 Sec. 3. NEW SECTION . 135C.51 Consent to electronic 34 monitoring. 35 -1- LSB 2366YH (3) 91 lh/ko 1/ 11 H.F. 664 1. Except as otherwise provided in this subchapter, 1 a resident must consent to electronic monitoring in the 2 resident’s room in writing on a notification and consent 3 form prescribed by the department. If the resident has 4 not affirmatively objected to electronic monitoring and the 5 resident’s medical professional determines that the resident 6 lacks the ability to understand and appreciate the nature 7 and consequences of electronic monitoring, the resident 8 representative may consent on behalf of the resident. For 9 purposes of this subsection, a resident affirmatively objects 10 when the resident orally, visually, or through the use of 11 auxiliary aids or services declines electronic monitoring. The 12 resident’s response shall be documented on the notification and 13 consent form. 14 2. Prior to a resident representative consenting on behalf 15 of a resident, the resident shall be asked if the resident 16 wants electronic monitoring to be conducted. The resident 17 representative shall explain all of the following to the 18 resident: 19 a. The type of electronic monitoring device to be used. 20 b. The standard conditions or restrictions that may be 21 placed on the electronic monitoring device’s use including as 22 specified in the list of standard conditions or restrictions 23 contained in the notification and consent form completed by the 24 resident as provided in section 135C.54. 25 c. The dissemination and use of any recording as provided 26 under section 135C.58 or 135C.59. 27 d. The resident’s ability to decline all recordings. 28 3. A resident, or resident representative when consenting 29 on behalf of the resident, may consent to electronic monitoring 30 with any conditions or restrictions of the resident’s or 31 resident representative’s choosing, including the list 32 of standard conditions or restrictions contained in the 33 notification and consent form completed by the resident 34 as provided in section 135C.54. A resident, or resident 35 -2- LSB 2366YH (3) 91 lh/ko 2/ 11 H.F. 664 representative when consenting on behalf of the resident, may 1 request that the electronic monitoring device be turned off 2 or the visual or audio recording component of the electronic 3 monitoring device be blocked at any time. 4 4. Prior to implementing electronic monitoring, a resident, 5 or resident representative when acting on behalf of the 6 resident, shall obtain the written consent on the notification 7 and consent form of any other resident who is a roommate 8 residing in the shared room. A roommate’s or roommate’s 9 resident representative’s written consent shall comply with 10 the requir
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