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331 BILL NO. 2396 By: Russ, Randleman, Conley and
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15-An Act relating to higher education; allowing certain
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42+An Act relating to schools; authorizing school
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45+school districts to offer certain students education
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58+AUTHOR: Add the following Senate Coauthor: Stephens
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60+AMENDMENT NO. 1. Page 1, strike the title, enacting clause and
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64+"An Act relating to higher education; allowing
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68+directing institutions of higher education to provide
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2271 programs; providing topics to be included in
2372 programs; providing program materials to students,
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26101 prevention and education programs and program
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35107 BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
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37108 SECTION 1. NEW LAW A new section of law to be codified
38109 in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 3250 of Tit le 70, unless there
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41111 A. Upon the effective date of this act, the Oklahoma State
42112 Regents for Higher Education shall allow, if offered by nonprofit
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44114 sex trafficking and exploitation, a series of in -depth prevention
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49118 B. Institutions of higher education shall provide all freshman
50119 students the opportunity to attend one of three on -campus, voluntary
51120 sex trafficking and exploitation prevention and education programs
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53122 offered by nonprofit organizations that specialize in outreach and
54123 education programs on sex trafficking and exploitation. The sex
55124 trafficking and exploitation prevention and education programs shall
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126+1. Definitions and nature of sex trafficking and exploitation;
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98203 exploitation prevention and education programs shall be provided at
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100205 guardians. The program provider shall be sol ely responsible for
101206 incurring all costs associated with implementing prevention and
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123-OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
124-Received by the Office of the Governor this ____________ ________
125-day of ___________________, 20_______, at _______ o'clock _______ M.
126-By: _________________________________
127-Approved by the Governor of the State of Oklahoma this _________
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134-OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
135-Received by the Office of the Secretary of State this __________
136-day of ___________________, 20_______, at _______ o'clock _______ M.
137-By: __________________ _______________
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264+An Act relating to schools; authorizing school
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268+districts to offer certain students education
269+programs; directing school districts to partner with
270+nonprofit organizations that will provide programs
271+and literature without cost to school districts;
272+providing list of topics included in programs;
273+providing program materials t o school district and
274+participating students and parents at no cost;
275+allowing certain nonprofit organizations to present
276+sex trafficking and exploitation prevention and
277+education programs at institutions of higher
278+education; directing institutions of highe r education
279+to provide freshmen students the opportunity to
280+attend sex trafficking and exploitation prevention
281+and education programs during freshmen orientation;
282+providing list of topics included in programs;
283+providing program materials to students and pa rents
284+at no cost; requiring program provider to incur costs
285+of implementing prevention and education programs and
286+program materials; providing for codification; and
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321+SECTION 3. NEW LAW A new section of law to be codified
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324+A. The board of education of each school district in this state
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326+prevention and awareness education programs for students.
327+B. The board of education of each school district in this state
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330+exploitation prevention and awareness. The board of education of
331+each school district in this state may, if offered by nonprofit
332+organizations that specialize in outreach and educati on programs on
333+sex trafficking and exploitation, partner with such organizations
334+and make available to school districts such literature which
335+addresses sex trafficking and exploitation. Such literature and
336+services shall be at no cost to the school distri cts. Beginning
337+with the 2022-2023 school year, every school district may provide a
338+two-hour sex trafficking and exploitation prevention and awareness
339+training program for students in grades seven through twelve which
340+specifically includes the following:
341+1. Definitions and nature of sex trafficking and exploitation;
342+2. Current laws of sex trafficking and exploitation in
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373+5. The role of online computer activity;
374+6. How demand is created and the industries that influence sex
375+trafficking and exploitation;
376+7. How to identify a potential victim and what to do when a
377+person identifies a victim;
378+8. Understanding force, fraud and coercion;
379+9. Understanding how traffickers groom a victim;
380+10. The differences between prostitution , sex trafficking and
381+exploitation;
382+11. The role that pornography plays in sex trafficking and
383+exploitation;
384+12. Understanding the complexities of abuse, indoctrination and
385+manipulation;
386+13. Understanding the physiological makeup of a sex trafficking
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388+14. Rescuing victims of sex trafficking and exploitation; and
389+15. How to engage in the fight against sex trafficking and
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421+SECTION 4. NEW LAW A new section of law to be codified
422+in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 3250 of Title 70, unless there
423+is created a duplication in numbering, reads as follows:
424+A. Upon the effective date of this act, the Oklahoma State
425+Regents for Higher Education shall all ow, if offered by nonprofit
426+organizations that specialize in outreach and education programs on
427+sex trafficking and exploitation, a series of in -depth prevention
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429+all freshmen students enr olled at institutions of higher education
430+that are members of The Oklahoma State System of Higher Education.
431+B. Institutions of higher education shall provide all freshmen
432+students the opportunity to attend one of three on -campus, voluntary
433+sex trafficking and exploitation prevention and education programs
434+at any time, including during freshmen orientation activities, if
435+offered by nonprofit organizations that specialize in outreach and
436+education programs on sex trafficking and exploitation. The sex
437+trafficking and exploitation prevention and education programs shall
438+specifically provide students the following:
439+1. Definitions and nature of sex trafficking and exploitation;
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470+4. How sex traffickers profile victims;
471+5. The role of online computer activity;
472+6. How demand is created and the industries that influence sex
473+trafficking and exploitation;
474+7. How to identify a potential victim and what to do when a
475+person identifies a victim;
476+8. Understanding force, fraud and coercion;
477+9. Understanding how traffickers groom a victim;
478+10. The differences between prostitution, sex trafficking and
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482+12. Understanding the complexities of abuse, indoctrination and
483+manipulation;
484+13. Understanding the physiological makeup of a sex trafficking
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486+14. Rescuing victims of sex trafficking and exploitation; and
487+15. How to engage in the fight against sex trafficking and
488+exploitation.
489+C. Program materials related to sex trafficking and
490+exploitation prevention and education programs shall be provided at
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521+SECTION 5. This act shall become e ffective November 1, 2021.
522+Passed the House of Representatives the 2nd day of March, 2021.
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