Enact Student-Athlete Publicity Rights and Fair Compensation Act

Summary

The bill lets high‑school athletes earn money from name, image, or likeness (NIL) activities if they sign a written contract that reflects fair market value and, for minors, includes a parent or guardian’s consent. Schools must review contracts over $500 and can block deals that conflict with school policies, curriculum, or that involve prohibited products. The measure aims to give student‑athletes compensation rights while protecting the educational mission of schools.

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