Urges the Seventieth Legislative Assembly to study mandatory reporting for public officials and penalties for child exploitation.
The resolution directs the Legislative Management to study the feasibility of establishing mandatory reporting requirements for public officials, creating an investigative body for child exploitation allegations, and reviewing legislative powers in other states. It also examines accountability measures, including penalties for public officials involved in child exploitation, and strategies to protect victims, witnesses, and whistleblowers. The study will assess financial and administrative impacts and engage with various stakeholders.
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