The bill requires the Department of Mental Health to annually report on suicide, detailing the number of completed and attempted suicides both statewide and by county. It also requires the report to include data broken down by methods used and various demographics such as age, race, and ethnicity.

As introduced, removes the statutory provision that currently prohibits the governor from making a decision or obligating the state with regard to the expansion of optional enrollment in the medicaid program pursuant to the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act unless the governor is authorized to do so by joint resolution of the general assembly.

As introduced, prohibits the manufacture, sale, distribution, and offer for use of food packages in this state that contain intentionally added perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances. This bill applies to the use of PFASs in menstrual products, cleaning ingredients, cookware, dental floss, firefighting foam, food packages, cosmetics, textiles, carpets, fabric treatments, upholstered furniture, children's products, ski wax, and any other product containing PFASs not excepted from this bill.