Plain English Breakdown
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Human Trafficking Training for Body Art Practitioners
This law requires body art facilities to post a notice about human trafficking and provide training on the topic to their employees and registered practitioners.
What This Bill Does
- Requires body art facilities to display a notice with information about slavery, human trafficking hotlines, and support services.
- Mandates that these facilities give at least 20 minutes of human trafficking training to employees and registered practitioners.
- Authorizes the use of evidence-based, trauma-informed curriculum developed by nonprofit organizations representing victims' interests.
- Permits the inclusion of information available on the Department of Justice's internet website.
Who It Names or Affects
- Body art facilities
- Employees working at body art facilities
- Registered practitioners in the body arts industry
Terms To Know
- Trauma-informed curriculum
- Training materials developed by nonprofit organizations that represent the interests of human trafficking victims.
- Body art facilities
- Businesses or establishments providing body art services, as specified in this bill.
Limits and Unknowns
- The official text does not state a specific effective date for when these new requirements begin.
- The exact subjects the training must cover are defined by existing law and referenced but not fully listed here.