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SB 412 - Rescinds Exemptions for Educational, Medical, Psychological, and Psychiatric Professionals Who Commit Offenses Related to Material or Conduct that is Obscene or Harmful to Children - Texas Key Vote

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Title: Rescinds Exemptions for Educational, Medical, Psychological, and Psychiatric Professionals Who Commit Offenses Related to Material or Conduct that is Obscene or Harmful to Children

Signed by Governor Greg Abbott


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Title: Rescinds Exemptions for Educational, Medical, Psychological, and Psychiatric Professionals Who Commit Offenses Related to Material or Conduct that is Obscene or Harmful to Children

Vote Smart's Synopsis:

Vote to pass a bill that rescinds exemptions for educational, medical, psychological, and psychiatric professionals who commit offenses related to material or conduct that is obscene or harmful to children in Texas.

Highlights:

  • Rescinds exemptions for the following types professionals who commit offenses related to material or conduct that is obscene or harmful to children in Texas, including (Sec. 1):

    • Educational;

    • Medical;

    • Psychological; and

    • Psychiatric.

  • Specifies that the provisions of this bill shall take effect beginning September 1, 2025 (Sec. 5).

Full Bill Text

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Title: Rescinds Exemptions for Educational, Medical, Psychological, and Psychiatric Professionals Who Commit Offenses Related to Material or Conduct that is Obscene or Harmful to Children

Vote Smart's Synopsis:

Vote to pass a bill that rescinds exemptions for educational, medical, psychological, and psychiatric professionals who commit offenses related to material or conduct that is obscene or harmful to children in Texas.

Highlights:

  • Rescinds exemptions for the following types professionals who commit offenses related to material or conduct that is obscene or harmful to children in Texas, including (Sec. 1):

    • Educational;

    • Medical;

    • Psychological; and

    • Psychiatric.

  • Specifies that the provisions of this bill shall take effect beginning September 1, 2025 (Sec. 5).

Full Bill Text

Title: Rescinds Exemptions for Educational, Medical, Psychological, and Psychiatric Professionals Who Commit Offenses Related to Material or Conduct that is Obscene or Harmful to Children

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