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Committee backs expanded human-trafficking training and statewide commission duties, adds K–12 curriculum elements
Summary
The committee approved amendments to House Bill 1308 to require the Attorney General’s Human Trafficking Commission, to develop prevention and awareness training (including age‑appropriate curriculum for grades 6 and 10), and recommended the bill for passage as amended.
The Senate Workforce Development Committee amended and recommended House Bill 1308 to expand the state’s Human Trafficking Commission duties, create a continuing-education option for regulated licensees, and direct development of age‑appropriate prevention curriculum targeting sixth- and tenth‑grade students.
Senator Boushey explained the amendment bundle and said advocates and the Human Trafficking Commission and Task Force have worked on coordinated materials. The committee heard that there are two…
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