House Bill 308 mandates that employees of institutions of higher education and students receive training in sexual assault prevention.
Current law makes training available, it has not been required. This bill changes that. It further changes the reporting period in which academic institutions must report information on campus sexual assaults from the calendar year to the academic year.
Finally, this bill requires the Department of Justice to post the annual reports from the previous 5 years on its website and to include the aggregate data on sexual assualts from the previous 5 years in each report so that data trends are easily identified.
| House Bill 308 — Requiring Higher Education Employees to receive Sexual Assault Prevention Traning | Currrent Status – House Education 2/29/24 |
| House Sponsors – Williams, Longhurst, Romer, Griffith, Baumbach, Neal, Parker Selby | Senate Sponsors – Hansen, Sturgeon, Hoffner, Mantzavinos, Solkola |
| House Yes Votes – | Senate Yes Votes – |
| House No Votes – | Senate No Votes – |
| House Absents or Not Voting – | Senate Absent or Not Voting – |
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