Minnesota HF129 requires the Director of Child Sex Trafficking Prevention to submit a program evaluation every odd-numbered year to the legislature.
Minnesota HF129 mandates the Director of Child Sex Trafficking Prevention to submit a program evaluation each odd-numbered year to the legislature. The evaluation must assess whether the program effectively identifies sexually exploited youth, coordinates investigations, and ensures access to services and housing. It also examines the adequacy of support services and the effectiveness of penalties under section 609.3241. The first evaluation is due by June 30, 2015, with subsequent evaluations due in odd-numbered years thereafter.
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