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I26 (ii) the citizens of the United States depend on, and the Federal Government
expends funds on, numerous social programs that depend on the services of volunteers
service organizations; and
I26 (iii) it is in the interest of the Federal Government to encourage the continued
operation of volunteer service organizations and contributions of volunteers because
the Federal Government lacks the capacity to carry out all of the services provided by
such organizations; and
S6201 I24 (G) liability reform for volunteer service organizations will promote the free
flow of goods and services, lessen burdens on interstate commerce and uphold
constitutionally protected due process rights and that liability reform is thus an
appropriate use of the powers contained in article I, section 8, clause 3 of the United
States Constitution, and the fourteenth amendment to the United States Constitution.
I22 (2) 4Purposes K. The purposes of this section are to provide protection from
personal financial liability for volunteer service organizations that provide volunteer
services that are conducted in good faith
I24 (A) to promote the interests of social service program beneficiaries and taxpayers;
I24 (B) to sustain the availability of programs, volunteer service organizations, and
governmental entities that depend on volunteer contributions and services; and
I24 (C) to provide the protection by
126 (i) placing reasonable limits on punitive damages;
126 (ii) ensuring the fair allocation of liability in certain civil actions; and
126 (iii) establishing greater fairness, rationality, and predictability in the civil justice
system of the United States.
120 (b) T4Definitions K. In this section:
I22 (1) T4Claimant K.
I24 (A) T4ln general K. The term ``claimant" means any person who asserts a claim
for damages in an action covered by this section and any person on whose behalf such
a claim is asserted.
I24 (B) T4Claimants for certain claims K. If a claim described in subparagraph (A)
is asserted through or on behalf of
I26 (i) an estate, the term includes the claimant's decedent; or
126 (ii) a minor or incompetent, the term includes the claimant's legal guardian.
122 (2) T4Clear and convincing evidence K.
I24 (A) T4ln general K. The term ``clear and convincing evidence" is that measure or
degree of proof that will produce in the mind of the trier of fact a firm belief or conviction
as to the truth of the allegations sought to be established.
I24 (B) Degree of proof K. The degree of proof required to satisfy the standard of
clear and convincing evidence shall be
I26 (i) greater than the degree of proof required to meet the standard of
preponderance of the evidence; and
126 (ii) less than the degree of proof required to meet the standard of proof beyond a
reasonable doubt.
122 (3) 4Compensatory damages K. The term ``compensatory damages" means
damages awarded for economic and noneconomic loss.
122 (4) 4Economic loss K. The term ``economic loss" means any pecuniary loss
resulting from harm (including the loss of earnings or other benefits related to
employment, medical expense loss, replacement services loss, loss due to death, burial
costs, and loss of business or employment opportunities) to the extent recovery for
such loss is allowed under applicable State law.
122 (5) T4Harm K. The term "harm" means
I24 (A) any physical injury, illness, disease, or death;
I24 (B) damage to property; or
I24 (C) economic loss, including any direct or consequential economic loss.
122 (6) T4Health care provider The term ``health care provider" means any
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