True or False: The Good Samaritan law does not protect EMDs while they are on duty.

The statement is false because the Good Samaritan law is designed to provide legal protections to individuals who voluntarily provide assistance in emergency situations, and this includes Emergency Medical Dispatchers (EMDs) while they are on duty. These laws are meant to encourage bystanders and professionals to offer aid without the fear of legal repercussions, under the assumption they act in a reasonable manner.

EMDs, as trained professionals, are expected to follow protocols and provide emergency instructions effectively, and the protections under these laws support their actions during emergencies. This fosters a safer environment where EMDs can perform their duties without the anxiety of legal consequences for acting in good faith to assist another individual in need.

The other choices suggest limitations or conditions that do not accurately reflect the general intention of the Good Samaritan law as it relates to emergency responders in New Jersey.