GA HR1749

Creates a House Study Committee on the Impact of Multiplayer Online Gaming Platforms composed of 5 members appointed by the Speaker of the House

Committee will evaluate risks and benefits of multiplayer online gaming platforms for children, including exposure to violent content, privacy concerns, and communication with unknown persons

Committee will assess whether existing online access and privacy protections for children are adequate and determine if new regulation is needed

Members receive allowances under Code Section 28-1-8 for up to 4 days unless additional days are authorized, funded from House appropriations

Committee must file any approved report with the Clerk of the House and stands abolished on December 1, 2026