Committee reports bill requiring sextortion informational materials be distributed to schools
Summary
The House Committee on Government Operations voted 5-0 to report House Bill 4848H1, which would require school districts to distribute informational materials about sextortion and the related felony and misdemeanor provisions to districts, employees and students.
The House Committee on Government Operations on March 5 voted to report House Bill 4848H1, a measure that would require school districts to distribute informational material about sextortion and the related felony and misdemeanor provisions to school districts, their employees and students. Representative Fitzgerald moved to report the bill with recommendation and the motion prevailed.
The bill was described to the committee in the agenda as a requirement for distribution of informational material; the transcript records the committee’s unanimous roll-call outcome, five yeas and zero nays, to report the amended bill. The committee did not take further floor action on the bill during this meeting.
Supporters and opponents were not recorded speaking on the measure during the hearing. The committee’s reporting of the bill advances it to the next stage in the legislative process for possible further consideration.
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