Missing Children’s Day.
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
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Overview
This resolution designates May 25th as Missing Children’s Day in California, honoring the ongoing efforts to locate missing children and support families and organizations involved in these cases. It acknowledges the historical significance of Missing Children’s Day, established in response to the disappearance of Etan Patz, and recognizes the vital role of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) in this work. The resolution also affirms the importance of ensuring every child has a safe childhood.
Key provisions
- Designates May 25th as Missing Children’s Day in California.
- Recognizes the efforts of families, law enforcement, and organizations like the NCMEC.
- Affirms the importance of a safe childhood for all children.
- Acknowledges the historical context of Missing Children’s Day, referencing Etan Patz's case.
Who is affected
- Families of missing children
- Law enforcement agencies
- Organizations involved in missing children cases (e.g., NCMEC)
- California residents
- Children in California
Notable changes
- Establishes a formal state-level recognition of Missing Children’s Day.
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