Title X Funding Requires Strict Compliance with Abuse Reporting Laws.
This law mandates that organizations receiving federal Title X funding (for family planning and preventive health services) must strictly comply with all applicable State and local laws requiring the reporting of child abuse, sexual violence, and human trafficking. Citizens, particularly minors, benefit from increased safety measures as these clinics must implement mandatory training, screening protocols, and procedures designed to identify and report victims. Failure to comply results in severe penalties, including the repayment of federal funds and a multi-year funding ban.
Key points
Title X funded projects must strictly adhere to State and local laws requiring the reporting of sexual abuse, domestic violence, and human trafficking.
Mandatory annual staff training and screening protocols for minor patients are required to rule out victimization and ensure proper reporting.
Repeat violations lead to the loss of federal funding for at least 3 years and the requirement to repay all previously received grants.
Status:
Introduced
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