Allows the Commission on Human Trafficking to operate with a majority of its members present.
This bill amends the law to allow the Commission on Human Trafficking to exercise its powers and perform its duties when a majority of its members are present. The commission, which was created in 2013, evaluates existing law concerning human trafficking, reviews victim assistance programs, promotes coordinated response by public and private resources, and develops public awareness mechanisms. The commission consists of 17 members, including the Attorney General, county prosecutor, and representatives from various organizations.
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