Bill SB1931 provides additional funding to states that offer certain rights to sexual assault survivors.
The bill amends the James M. Inhofe National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2023 to provide additional funding to states that offer certain rights to sexual assault survivors. It establishes a tiered funding system where states with laws providing specific rights to survivors receive a higher percentage of funding. The bill also extends the preservation period for sexual assault evidence kits to at least 20 years and allows for any form of request, not just written, for notification before disposal or further preservation of evidence kits.
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