Missouri HB1907 establishes the "Child Protection Through Nonprofit Integrity Act" to protect minors in child-serving organizations.
Missouri HB1907, the "Child Protection Through Nonprofit Integrity Act," prohibits disqualified offenders from participating in any capacity within child-serving organizations. These organizations include nonprofits, schools, and community centers. The act defines "covered individuals" as those in fiduciary, supervisory, or volunteer roles. Violations result in felony charges and a ten-year ban from serving in child-serving organizations. The attorney general can investigate violations, seek civil penalties, and suspend or dissolve organizations.
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