FL H0615

Statewide Council on Human Trafficking must assess how social media platforms are used to assist, facilitate, or support human trafficking in Florida, establish a process to detect such use, and recommend ways to stop or reduce it

Direct-support organization of the Council must develop training for firesafety inspectors on recognizing and reporting human trafficking, with the training eligible for continuing education credit

Foster parents (as a condition of licensure) and agency staff must complete uniform statewide preservice training on human trafficking, covering terminology, differences between sex and labor trafficking, identifying at-risk children, and prevention steps

Foster parents must complete additional inservice human trafficking training before licensure renewal, and agency staff must complete such training during each full year of employment

Effective July 1, 2022