MO HB1411

Creates a Task Force on Alternative Confinement for Victims of Human Sex Trafficking within the Department of Public Safety to develop a statewide plan for persons under age 18 arrested for prostitution who are federal law victims of human sex trafficking

Plan must include establishment and funding of safe houses, alcohol and drug rehabilitation, job training, job placement, and public-private partnerships

Task force comprises the director of public safety, director of probation and parole, director of social services, four chief juvenile officers (two urban and two rural), one circuit judge with drug court experience, one workforce development representative, and three private business CEOs employing at least 20 employees each

Task force must meet quarterly and submit recommendations and statewide plan to the governor, general assembly, and public safety director by December 31, 2013

Task force members receive no additional compensation but are eligible for expense reimbursement; provisions terminate May 31, 2014