Good Samaritan law
United Kingdom

The courts are reluctant to penalize people attempting rescue. In England and Wales, the Social Action, Responsibility and Heroism Act 2015 helps protect "good Samaritans" when considering a claim of negligence or a breach of duty. This act is one of the shorter pieces of legislation in the UK with a length of just above 300 words, has thus far never been cited in court since becoming law, and is considered to be vague. The Labour Party at the time of the law's passing criticized it for being valuable in concept but lacking an earnest effort.
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