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ENGROSSED SENATE AMENDMENT
TO
ENGROSSED HOUSE
BILL NO. 2396 By: Russ, Randleman, Conley and
Luttrell of the House
and
Stanley of the Senate
An Act relating to schools; authorizing school
district boards to adopt policies regarding sex
trafficking *** programs for students; allowing
school districts to offer certain students education
programs; *** providing program materials to school
district and participating students and parents at no
cost; allowing certain nonprofit organizations to
present sex trafficking and exploitation prevention
and education programs at institutions of higher
education; *** providing list of topics included in
programs; providing program materials to students and
parents at no cost; *** providing for codification;
and providing an effective date.
AUTHOR: Add the following Senate Coauthor: Stephens
AMENDMENT NO. 1. Page 1, strike the title, enacting clause and
entire bill and insert
"An Act relating to higher education; allowing
certain nonprofit organizations to p resent sex
trafficking and exploitation prevention and education
programs at institutions of higher education;
directing institutions of higher education to provide
freshman students certain opportunities to attend sex
trafficking and exploitation preventi on and education
programs; providing topics to be included in
programs; providing program materials to students,
parents and legal guardians at no cost; requiring
program provider to incur costs of implementing
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prevention and education programs and program
materials; providing for codification; and providing
an effective date.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
SECTION 1. NEW LAW A new section of law to be codified
in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 3250 of Tit le 70, unless there
is created a duplication in numbering, reads as follows:
A. Upon the effective date of this act, the Oklahoma State
Regents for Higher Education shall allow, if offered by nonprofit
organizations that specialize in outreach and educati on programs on
sex trafficking and exploitation, a series of in -depth prevention
and education programs regarding sex trafficking and exploitation to
all freshman students enrolled at institutions of higher education
within The Oklahoma State System of Hig her Education.
B. Institutions of higher education shall provide all freshman
students the opportunity to attend one of three on -campus, voluntary
sex trafficking and exploitation prevention and education programs
at any time including during freshman ori entation activities, if
offered by nonprofit organizations that specialize in outreach and
education programs on sex trafficking and exploitation. The sex
trafficking and exploitation prevention and education programs shall
specifically provide students t he following:
1. Definitions and nature of sex trafficking and exploitation;
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2. Current laws of sex trafficking and exploitation in
Oklahoma;
3. Facts and statistics of sex trafficking and exploitation in
Oklahoma and throughout the United States;
4. How sex traffickers profile victims;
5. The role of online computer activity;
6. How demand is created and the industries that influence sex
trafficking and exploitation;
7. How to identify a potential victim and what to do when a
person identifies a vic tim;
8. Understanding force, fraud and coercion;
9. Understanding how traffickers groom a victim;
10. The differences between prostitution, sex trafficking and
exploitation;
11. The role that pornography plays in sex trafficking and
exploitation;
12. Understanding the complexities of abuse, indoctrination and
manipulation;
13. Understanding the physiological makeup of a sex trafficking
victim;
14. Rescuing victims of sex trafficking and exploitation; and
15. How to engage in the fight against sex tr afficking and
exploitation.
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C. Program materials related to sex trafficking and
exploitation prevention and education programs shall be provided at
no cost to participating students and their parents and legal
guardians. The program provider shall be sol ely responsible for
incurring all costs associated with implementing prevention and
education programs and related program materials.
SECTION 2. This act shall become effective November 1, 2021. "
Passed the Senate the 21st day of April, 2021.
Presiding Officer of the Senate
Passed the House of Representatives the ____ day of __________,
2021.
Presiding Officer of the House
of Representatives
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ENGROSSED HOUSE
BILL NO. 2396 By: Russ, Randleman, Conley and
Luttrell of the House
and
Stanley of the Senate
An Act relating to schools; authorizing school
district boards to adopt policies regarding sex
trafficking and exploitation prevention and awareness
education programs for students; allowing school
districts to offer certain students education
programs; directing school districts to partner with
nonprofit organizations that will provide programs
and literature without cost to school districts;
providing list of topics included in programs;
providing program materials t o school district and
participating students and parents at no cost;
allowing certain nonprofit organizations to present
sex trafficking and exploitation prevention and
education programs at institutions of higher
education; directing institutions of highe r education
to provide freshmen students the opportunity to
attend sex trafficking and exploitation prevention
and education programs during freshmen orientation;
providing list of topics included in programs;
providing program materials to students and pa rents
at no cost; requiring program provider to incur costs
of implementing prevention and education programs and
program materials; providing for codification; and
providing an effective date.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
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SECTION 3. NEW LAW A new section of law to be codified
in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 24 -100.9 of Title 70, unless
there is created a duplication in numbering, reads as follows:
A. The board of education of each school district in this state
may adopt a policy regarding sex trafficking and exploitation
prevention and awareness education programs for students.
B. The board of education of each school district in this state
may provide schoolwide education programs to all students in grades
seven through twelve and staff addressing sex trafficking and
exploitation prevention and awareness. The board of education of
each school district in this state may, if offered by nonprofit
organizations that specialize in outreach and educati on programs on
sex trafficking and exploitation, partner with such organizations
and make available to school districts such literature which
addresses sex trafficking and exploitation. Such literature and
services shall be at no cost to the school distri cts. Beginning
with the 2022-2023 school year, every school district may provide a
two-hour sex trafficking and exploitation prevention and awareness
training program for students in grades seven through twelve which
specifically includes the following:
1. Definitions and nature of sex trafficking and exploitation;
2. Current laws of sex trafficking and exploitation in
Oklahoma;
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3. Facts and statistics of sex trafficking and exploitation in
Oklahoma and throughout the United States;
4. How sex traffick ers profile victims;
5. The role of online computer activity;
6. How demand is created and the industries that influence sex
trafficking and exploitation;
7. How to identify a potential victim and what to do when a
person identifies a victim;
8. Understanding force, fraud and coercion;
9. Understanding how traffickers groom a victim;
10. The differences between prostitution , sex trafficking and
exploitation;
11. The role that pornography plays in sex trafficking and
exploitation;
12. Understanding the complexities of abuse, indoctrination and
manipulation;
13. Understanding the physiological makeup of a sex trafficking
victim;
14. Rescuing victims of sex trafficking and exploitation; and
15. How to engage in the fight against sex trafficking and
exploitation.
C. Program materials related to the sex trafficking and
exploitation prevention and education programs shall be provided at
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no cost to the school districts or participating students and
parents.
SECTION 4. NEW LAW A new section of law to be codified
in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 3250 of Title 70, unless there
is created a duplication in numbering, reads as follows:
A. Upon the effective date of this act, the Oklahoma State
Regents for Higher Education shall all ow, if offered by nonprofit
organizations that specialize in outreach and education programs on
sex trafficking and exploitation, a series of in -depth prevention
and education programs regarding sex trafficking and exploitation to
all freshmen students enr olled at institutions of higher education
that are members of The Oklahoma State System of Higher Education.
B. Institutions of higher education shall provide all freshmen
students the opportunity to attend one of three on -campus, voluntary
sex trafficking and exploitation prevention and education programs
at any time, including during freshmen orientation activities, if
offered by nonprofit organizations that specialize in outreach and
education programs on sex trafficking and exploitation. The sex
trafficking and exploitation prevention and education programs shall
specifically provide students the following:
1. Definitions and nature of sex trafficking and exploitation;
2. Current laws of sex trafficking and exploitation in
Oklahoma;
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3. Facts and statistics of sex trafficking and exploitation in
Oklahoma and throughout the United States;
4. How sex traffickers profile victims;
5. The role of online computer activity;
6. How demand is created and the industries that influence sex
trafficking and exploitation;
7. How to identify a potential victim and what to do when a
person identifies a victim;
8. Understanding force, fraud and coercion;
9. Understanding how traffickers groom a victim;
10. The differences between prostitution, sex trafficking and
exploitation;
11. The role that pornography plays in sex trafficking and
exploitation;
12. Understanding the complexities of abuse, indoctrination and
manipulation;
13. Understanding the physiological makeup of a sex trafficking
victim;
14. Rescuing victims of sex trafficking and exploitation; and
15. How to engage in the fight against sex trafficking and
exploitation.
C. Program materials related to sex trafficking and
exploitation prevention and education programs shall be provided at
no cost to participating students and parents. The program provider
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shall be solely responsible for incurring all costs associated with
implementing prevention and education programs and related program
materials.
SECTION 5. This act shall become e ffective November 1, 2021.
Passed the House of Representatives the 2nd day of March, 2021.
Presiding Officer of the House
of Representatives
Passed the Senate the ___ day of __________, 2021.
Presiding Officer of the Senate