Provides immunity from civil liability for disclosures by a charitable organization of allegations of sexual misconduct

Summary

The bill would protect charitable organizations, and their staff or volunteers, from being sued for civil liability when they disclose allegations of sexual misconduct that they reasonably believe are true. It applies only when the disclosure is made in good faith to another charity or its representatives, and does not cover self‑reports or malicious disclosures. The measure aims to encourage information sharing about sexual abuse while limiting frivolous lawsuits.

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