TX HB3945

Expands license ineligibility for massage establishments and schools to include entities whose owners, operators, or associated individuals have convictions for human trafficking, sexual assault, or prostitution-related offenses, or are subject to emergency orders or license revocations

Requires massage establishments to report allegations of sexual contact between massage therapists and clients to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation within 24 hours of receiving notice

Authorizes emergency orders to halt operations or suspend licenses of massage establishments and schools for up to one year when investigated for or reasonably believed to be involved in human trafficking offenses

Creates a state jail felony offense for knowingly violating emergency orders related to human trafficking investigations, with civil penalties of up to $20,000 per violation for emergency order breaches

Allows temporary prohibition of new massage establishment or school licenses at specific locations for up to one year (emergency orders) or five years (license revocations), with property owners able to request rescission by demonstrating preventive measures