South Dakota HB1116 prohibits video streaming services from airing certain ads during children's programming.

South Dakota HB1116 introduces a restriction on video streaming services, prohibiting them from transmitting advertisements related to abortion, alcohol, drugs, gambling, gender identity, nicotine products, and sexual behavior during children's programming. The bill defines "children's programming" as content designed for individuals under sixteen years old and "video streaming service" as an entity providing video content directly to consumers via internet protocol. The attorney general can impose a civil penalty for violations, with the collected penalty going to the state's general fund.

South Dakota HB1116 prohibits video streaming services from airing certain ads during children's programming.

South Dakota HB1116 introduces a restriction on video streaming services, prohibiting them from transmitting advertisements related to abortion, alcohol, drugs, gambling, gender identity, nicotine products, and sexual behavior during children's programming. The bill defines "children's programming" as content designed for individuals under sixteen years old and "video streaming service" as an entity providing video content directly to consumers via internet protocol. The attorney general can impose a civil penalty for violations, with the collected penalty going to the state's general fund.