Establishes the "Child Protection Through Nonprofit Integrity Act"

Summary

The bill bars anyone on the state sex‑offender registry for crimes involving minors from forming, working for, or volunteering with any nonprofit or similar organization that serves children. It also forces such organizations to certify each year that none of their staff, volunteers or leaders are disqualified offenders, with false statements punishable as felonies. Violations can lead to criminal charges, civil fines, loss of state funding, and possible dissolution of the organization.

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