An Act to study the decriminalization of sex work
This bill creates an interagency committee to study the effects of decriminalizing sex work in Massachusetts. The committee, formed within 90 days by the Executive Office of Health and Human Services, will include representatives from health, labor, housing, and advocacy groups, plus at least three current or former sex workers. It will examine criminal penalties, needed labor protections, health services, human trafficking prevention strategies, and alternatives to policing in the commercial sex sector. The committee must make recommendations on these topics but does not change current laws or implement decriminalization. The study aims to inform future policy decisions affecting sex workers and related services.
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