Plain English Breakdown
The official status shows this amendment was 'Stricken' on May 22, 2025. This means it was removed from House Bill No. 119 and likely did not become part of the final law.
Amendment Clarifying Removal of Harmful Material
This amendment adds a rule to House Bill No. 119 stating that the bill does not stop people from removing, reclassifying, or restricting access to material defined as age-inappropriate, obscene, or pornographic under current laws.
What This Bill Does
- Adds subsection (4) to Titles 14 and 29 of House Bill No. 119.
- States that the bill does not prohibit removing certain types of material.
- Allows for the reclassification or restriction of access to specific content.
- Applies this rule to material defined as age-inappropriate, obscene, or pornographic under state and federal law.
- Includes content deemed harmful to minors under Section 1365 of Title 11.
Who It Names or Affects
- Entities managing access to materials covered by House Bill No. 119
Terms To Know
- Subsection (4)
- A specific numbered part added to a section of law that contains new rules or clarifications.
- Reclassification
- Changing the category assigned to material, as mentioned in the amendment text regarding access restrictions.
Limits and Unknowns
- The amendment was stricken (removed) from consideration by the House on May 22, 2025.
- No effective date is listed for this version of the bill because it did not pass in its final form.