Plain English Breakdown
The bill was marked as inactive and did not move forward in the current session.
Amending Rules for Obscenity in Educational and Library Settings
The bill changes the rules about what counts as promoting obscenity when it comes to educational and library activities, allowing these institutions to have materials that might be considered obscene if they follow approved policies.
What This Bill Does
- Changes a law about promoting obscene material.
- Allows schools, colleges, universities, museums, and public libraries to have materials that might be considered obscene if they are part of an official activity or job and follow the rules set by the institution's governing body.
Who It Names or Affects
- Schools
- Colleges and universities
- Museums
- Public libraries
Terms To Know
- Obscenity
- Material that is offensive to the average person's sense of decency.
- Bona fide school, college, university, museum or public library activities
- Official events or tasks organized by these institutions as part of their regular operations.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify what kind of materials are allowed in educational and library settings.
- It is unclear how the new rules will be enforced or interpreted by different organizations.
- This bill was marked as inactive, meaning it did not move forward in the current session.