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

HB 3326 protects charitable organizations from lawsuits when they disclose in good faith allegations of sexual misconduct against individuals. It specifically covers disclosures made to other charities or their employees/volunteers about claims involving sexual misconduct, abuse, harassment, or sexual offenses under state law. The immunity applies only if the organization reasonably believes the disclosure is true and acts without malicious intent. This bill does not cover disclosures about one's own experience of abuse or actions taken in bad faith.