Establishes Anti-Bullying Youth Council to advise on bullying in schools.
The bill establishes an Anti-Bullying Youth Council to provide a forum for students to advise the Anti-Bullying Task Force on bullying in public and nonpublic schools. The council will research, analyze, and make recommendations to the task force on preventing and responding to bullying. It consists of 25 members, including four nonvoting legislative members and 21 public members appointed by county superintendents. The council will expire upon the expiration of the Anti-Bullying Task Force.
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