The bill establishes a new section, 1000.09, in the Florida Statutes that mandates schools to create and implement anti-harassment policies and supportive measures aimed at addressing issues such as sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking. It defines key terms related to these policies, including "anti-harassment policies," "supportive measures," and "child advocacy center." The bill outlines specific requirements for the content of these policies, including options for reporting incidents, the rights of victims and offenders, and the process for investigations and disciplinary actions. Additionally, it emphasizes the need for these policies to be accessible in frequently encountered languages and to be prominently displayed both on school campuses and websites.

Furthermore, the bill requires schools to notify students, parents, staff, and volunteers about the anti-harassment policies and supportive measures through various means, including handbooks, direct communication, and public postings. For students under 18, notifications must also be provided to their parents. The bill aims to ensure that all parties are informed and have access to resources that support their safety and well-being. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2025.