Child Safety Act: New Office and Funds to Combat Exploitation
This act establishes a new office within the White House to coordinate government efforts against child sexual exploitation. It significantly increases funding for prosecuting offenders, supporting victims, and prevention programs, aiming to enhance child safety and access to aid.
Key points
Establishment of the Office to Enforce and Protect Against Child Sexual Exploitation within the Executive Office of the President to coordinate agency efforts.
Creation of a $5 billion fund for 2021-2030 dedicated to prosecuting crimes, victim treatment, and prevention programs.
Increased staffing for prosecutors, FBI agents, and analysts in organizations combating child exploitation, aiming to expedite investigations and prosecutions.
Strengthened support for victims through funding for treatment programs, child advocacy centers, and training for mental health professionals.
Modernization of the CyberTipline reporting system to better identify and locate perpetrators and more effectively collect evidence.
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