The bill amends the Human Trafficking Notification Act by updating definitions and requirements for posting human trafficking notices. It introduces new definitions for "hotel" and "short-term rental," clarifying the types of establishments that fall under these categories. Additionally, it specifies that a human trafficking notice must be posted by various entities, including hotels and short-term rentals, alongside existing requirements for adult entertainment establishments and public airports.

Furthermore, the bill enhances the language requirements for the human trafficking notice, mandating that it be posted in multiple languages, including Spanish, Arabic, traditional and simplified Chinese, Bangla, French, Hmong, Vietnamese, and Wolof, as well as any other language deemed appropriate by the department. This aims to ensure that the notice is accessible to a broader audience, particularly in areas with significant populations of individuals with limited English proficiency. The bill also emphasizes the importance of the notice's design, size, and durability to effectively communicate the message regarding human trafficking resources.

Statutes affected:
Senate Introduced Bill: 752.1032, 752.1033