Sec. 6. (a) A test administrator's good faith attempt to conduct a vehicular carbon monoxide test consistent with the methodology described in section 4 of this chapter immunizes the test administrator from civil liability and all associated damages, including punitive damages, arising from or related to the results of a vehicular carbon monoxide test described in this chapter. (b) If a test administrator is not liable for: (1) an act; (2) an action; (3) a cause of action; (4) a claim; (5) damages, including punitive damages; (6) a demand; (7) an expense; or (8) an omission; arising from or related to a vehicular carbon monoxide test described in this chapter, a fire department or other person may not incur liability by reason of an agency relationship between the test administrator and the fire department or the other person. IC 36-8-25 Chapter 25. T-CPR Training for Public Safety Telecommunicators 36-8-25-1 Repealed 36-8-25-1.5 "Department" 36-8-25-2 "Public safety agency" 36-8-25-3 "Public safety telecommunicator" 36-8-25-4 "T-CPR" 36-8-25-5 T-CPR training requirements 36-8-25-6 Department powers and duties 36-8-25-7 Minimum training program standards 36-8-25-8 Fees 36-8-25-9 Agreements between public safety agencies 36-8-25-10 Public safety answering point duties 36-8-25-11 Exemption from training requirements 36-8-25-12 Immunity of public safety telecommunicator who completes training requirements 36-8-25-13 Telephone caller who declines to receive T-CPR instruction 36-8-25-14 Employees answering 911 calls who are not public safety telecommunicators
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