Entertainer safety; creating the Entertainer Safety and Verification Act; prohibiting performances by unlicensed exotic entertainers; codification; effective date.
Policy recommendation to the Commerce and Economic Development Oversight committee; Do Pass Business
Summary
The Entertainer Safety and Verification Act requires owners of sexually oriented businesses to confirm that any exotic entertainer is a U.S. citizen or authorized alien, at least 21 years old, and has a valid photo ID. Businesses must keep confidential records of these entertainers for at least a year and provide them to law‑enforcement when requested. Violations trigger administrative fines, license suspensions, and possible felony charges for owners or operators.
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