LA HB163

Renames the "Exploited Children's Special Fund" to the "Survivor Special Fund" and expands the list of qualifying offenses that trigger a mandatory $2,000 monetary assessment from 3 offenses to 23 offenses, including first and second degree rape, human trafficking, domestic abuse battery, sexual battery, and child pornography crimes

Redirects fund administration from the Department of Children and Family Services to the Office of Human Trafficking Prevention, which will disburse monies to victim service organizations

Allocates fund distributions as follows: 50% to accredited sexual assault crisis centers, 25% to child advocacy centers serving victims of abuse and trafficking, and 25% to the state domestic violence coalition for shelter programs

Allows the Governor's Office of Human Trafficking Prevention to retain up to 10% of fund monies for administrative expenses

Maintains that 50% of forfeited property from sex crime convictions goes to the Survivor Special Fund after court costs and victim restitution are paid