(a) Every restaurant and every establishment that sells food to the public shall have posted, in an area that is prominently visible to customers, a sign that demonstrates appropriate first aid for choking as published by the Virgin Islands Department of Health or any national health department, division, or organization.
(b) Subsection (a) of this section does not obligate a business, its managers or its employees, or any other person to render aid to a choking victim. Neither a business, its managers or employees, nor any other person shall be liable for personal injury or wrongful death for not rendering aid to a choking victim.
(c) Neither a business, its managers or employees, nor any other person shall be liable for personal injury or wrongful death for any acts or omissions of any person voluntarily rendering aid to a choking victim which may constitute ordinary negligence; but such immunity does not apply to acts or omissions constituting gross, willful, or wanton negligence.