N.Y. PBA Law § 1266-A
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Medical emergency services
Official statutory text
§ 1266-a. Medical emergency services. The authority is hereby\nauthorized and directed to prepare and develop a medical emergency\nservices program to be implemented at a time to be specified in such\nprogram for the benefit of persons utilizing transportation and other\nrelated services of the authority. Such program may include but not be\nlimited to provision for the following: The training of designated\nemployees in first aid, emergency techniques and procedures, handling\nand positioning of stricken commuters, and knowledge of procedures and\nequipment used for respiratory and cardiac emergencies. Such program\nshall be submitted to the legislature not later than one hundred eighty\ndays next succeeding the effective date of this section.\n
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