In accordance with the Regulations a certified trained non-medical person may be a healthcare worker, or a member of the public who has successfully undertaken a PHECC approved CFR and Naloxone course in past 2 years. In addition to CFR skills, the certified trained non-medical person will learn specific knowledge and skills in the further management of another person (a patient) who has respiratory depression secondary to known or suspected narcotic overdose in the out-of-hospital environment until handover to an appropriate practitioner. The certified trained person will be able to recognise and treat these patients in accordance with SI 449 of 2015, SI 530 of 2018 and PHECC clinical practice guidelines (CPGs). Certified trained persons must be able to demonstrate a commitment to the process of continuous responder competence and will be required to maintain their skill levels in CFR and Naloxone not longer than 2 years from the date of issuance.