5. Directs school boards, after September 2007 to prohibit advertising of foods and beverages other than "healthy foods and beverages" on school grounds;

6. Directs the Department of Education, by January 2006, in collaboration with the Maine Dairy and Nutrition Council, to implement a pilot program to install dairy vending machines selling flavored and unflavored milk with 1% or less fat in schools;

7. Prohibits schools from using food and beverages as a reward or incentive for learning or behavior in a school setting;

8. Requires that, after December 2005, at the termination of an existing contractual agreement for teachers in a school administrative unit, the new contractual agreement must provide at least 20-minute lunch periods for students and teachers;

9. Directs the Department of Education and the Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural Resources to collaborate to implement the National Farm to School Program to provide local fruits and vegetables in schools;

10. Requires confidential assessments of the height and weight of all Maine schoolchildren in kindergarten and grades 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 and compilation and reporting of this data. Each school also is required to provide the parents of schoolchildren who participate in this assessment with a confidential report on their child's weight, height and body-mass index, as well as accompanying information;

11. Directs schools to require elementary and middle school students to participate in 150 minutes of physical activity per week outside of recess and high school students to participate in 220 minutes of physical activity per week and establishes a physical education consultant position within the Department of Education; and

12. Directs the Department of Health and Human Services, Bureau of Health and the Attorney General to determine by January 31, 2006 whether advertising of foods and beverages other than "healthy foods and beverages," as defined by rule, directed at children 12 years of age or younger legally can be and should be restricted on Maine television stations. Additionally, the Bureau of Health is directed to make a report of its findings to the Legislature.