MS HB734

Replaces the term "child pornography" with "child sexual abuse material" throughout Mississippi Code Sections 37-11-81, 39-3-25, and 99-1-29

Requires vendors providing digital or online resources to K-12 schools and public libraries to implement safety policies and technology protection measures that prohibit and prevent minors from accessing child sexual abuse materials, obscene materials, and sexually oriented content

Establishes enforcement mechanisms including contract breach designation on first noncompliance, 10% price reduction on second noncompliance, and full contract termination with complete refund on third noncompliance

Requires contracting parties to provide vendors with written notice of violations, 30 days to cure noncompliance, and opportunity for judicial review before withholding payments

Takes effect July 1, 2024