Child Labor - As enacted, adds regulations for content creation that involves certain minors. - Amends TCA Title 29; Title 39; Title 47 and Title 50.

Summary

HB 1723 defines when a minor is considered to be working in online video content and bans anyone from paying a child under 14 for such work. It imposes a $2,000 civil penalty on creators or parents who violate the ban, while allowing teens 14 to 17 to produce their own videos and keep all earnings. The bill also sets a 30% appearance threshold and a minimum $0.01 per view compensation rule for a minor to be deemed engaged in content creation.

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