Gov. Doug Ducey has signed a measure that will stop someone who breaks a car window to rescue a child or pet from being sued.

The measure faced opposition from Rep. Eddie Fransworth who refused to give it a hearing, saying there were already legal protections for those who save lives.

To get immunity, a would-be rescuer must first notify police, medical personnel or animal control officers. Then, after entering the vehicle, the person must stay on site until there’s a response.