CA SB352

Makes members of the active militia lawfully ordered to state duty subject to prosecution for sexual harassment through military proceedings or court-martial.

Expands annual Military Department reporting requirements to include statistical data on sexual harassment incidents involving service members and plans for prevention and response to sexual harassment.

Requires the Military Department to publish aggregated statistical data on sexual harassment on its public website while protecting victim privacy.

Clarifies that immunity from civil and criminal liability for militia members performing their duty does not apply to acts committed outside their military duties, including sexual assault or sexual harassment.

Defines sexual harassment as unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, or deliberate offensive comments of a sexual nature that either condition employment, affect career decisions, or create a hostile work environment.