The bill, known as the "Anti-Hazing Education: Enough is Enough Act," amends R.S. 17:1801.1(C) to enhance hazing prevention policies at postsecondary education institutions in Louisiana. It requires each organization operating at these institutions to adopt the institution's hazing prevention policy, which includes potential sanctions for reported or confirmed hazing incidents. A significant change in the bill is the increase in the required annual hazing prevention education from one hour to two hours for all members, prospective members, and anyone associated with the organization. This education can be delivered in person, electronically, or through a combination of both.

Additionally, the bill mandates that organizations submit an annual report to their affiliated institution, detailing the individuals who received the hazing prevention education. If an organization fails to comply with these requirements, the institution is empowered to terminate the organization's operation on campus and must report this termination to the House and Senate Committees on Education. These provisions aim to strengthen the accountability and education surrounding hazing practices in Louisiana's higher education institutions.

Statutes affected:
HB279 Original: 17:1(B)(3)
HB279 Engrossed: 17:1(C)
HB279 Enrolled: 17:1(C)
HB279 Act : 17:1(C)