IL SB2207

Requires health care professionals (physicians, nurses, physician assistants, respiratory care practitioners, and EMS personnel) to complete at least one hour of continuing education on recognizing and reporting human trafficking for license renewals on or after January 1, 2026

Allows the one-hour human trafficking training to count toward minimum continuing education credit hour requirements and permits training completed for other state licensure, accreditation, or institutional requirements to satisfy this mandate

Grants immunity from civil, criminal, and other liability to any person, institution, or agency that makes a report of suspected human trafficking in good faith, provides related information or records, or participates in investigations

Extends immunity protection to those authorized to provide assessment, intervention, or administrative services under the Trafficking Victims Protection Act when acting in good faith

Establishes a legal presumption of good faith for anyone required or permitted to report, or participating in an investigation of, alleged human trafficking in any legal proceeding