IL SB2329

Amends the Massage Licensing Act to define "sexual misconduct" as making sexually demeaning comments, unnecessarily exposing clients, discussing sexual performance, or volunteering information about sexual problems or fantasies.

Requires massage establishment owners or managers to report to law enforcement if they know or reasonably suspect an employee committed sexual misconduct on the premises or while performing services; violations subject to fines up to $1,500 per unreported case or license suspension/revocation.

Increases penalties to fines up to $2,500 when the violator is 17 or older in a position of trust over a victim aged 13-17.

Requires massage establishments to display sexual misconduct prevention and response policies visibly to customers, with fines up to $500 per day for non-compliance.

Allows the Department to seek injunctive relief from circuit court upon second or subsequent violations, including prohibitions on owning/managing a massage establishment or employing licensed massage therapists.