PA SB1050

Expands the list of child-on-child sexual offenses that must be reported under child protective services law to include unlawful dissemination of intimate images (18 Pa.C.S. § 3131) and sexual abuse of children (18 Pa.C.S. § 6312)

Creates new mandatory reporting requirement for mandated reporters who encounter or suspect child sexual abuse material or artificially generated child sexual abuse material, regardless of whether the material was created or shared by a minor

Requires the Department of Human Services to transmit reports of child sexual abuse material to appropriate law enforcement agencies and permits transmission to county agencies

Clarifies that staff members of institutions must report suspected abuse under both subsection (b) and the new subsection (e) provisions, then notify the person in charge of their institution

Takes effect in phases: amendments to exclusions from child abuse take effect in 60 days, the effective date section takes effect immediately, and remaining provisions take effect in 90 days