A Resolution directing the Joint State Government Commission to conduct a study on the feasibility of establishing a registry for those who abuse individuals considered to be vulnerable populations.
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Overview
This resolution directs the Joint State Government Commission to study the feasibility of establishing a registry for individuals who abuse vulnerable populations, such as children, adults with disabilities, and seniors. The study will evaluate the effectiveness of existing registries, consider less onerous solutions, and examine potential combined registries. It will also investigate constitutional limitations, employment impacts, and how the registry might affect access to state assistance programs, gathering input from a wide range of stakeholders including government agencies, advocacy groups, and impacted populations.
Key provisions
- Directs the Joint State Government Commission to conduct a feasibility study.
- Requires the Commission to evaluate the effectiveness of existing registries and explore alternative solutions.
- Examines the possibility of a combined registry for vulnerable populations.
- Details specific areas of investigation for the combined registry, including constitutional considerations, employment impacts, and access to assistance programs.
- Mandates the Commission to seek input from diverse stakeholder groups representing various populations and sectors.
- Sets a one-year deadline for the Commission to submit a report with its findings and recommendations.
- Specifies the recipients of the final report.
- Outlines the scope of the study, including examining how information on the registry is accessed and ensuring appropriate restrictions.
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Cosponsors
Benjamin Sanchez
G. Roni Green
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