Human Trafficking Omnibus.
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An act directing the human trafficking commission to contract with a vendor to develop and implement a reporting and response system to use for identifying and reporting suspected human trafficking; To impose an excise tax on certain prurient materials; To correct the exceptions listed to the prohibition on the viewing of pornography on government networks and devices; To clarify that third-party contractors are responsible for ensuring their employees receive certain human trafficking awareness training; And to appropriate funds to the department of public safety to allocate to the cleveland county sheriff's office for costs related to its task force to combat human trafficking, child sexual assault, and child sexual exploitation.
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