Establishes central registry for background checks of youth serving organization employees and volunteers.

This bill creates a state-run central registry to manage background checks for employees and volunteers in non-school youth organizations (like sports teams, after-school programs, and youth clubs). Organizations must register with the state and pay a fee to access the registry, which requires all staff and volunteers to undergo criminal background checks every two years. Individuals convicted of specific crimes - such as violence against children, certain drug offenses, or crimes against family members - would be disqualified from serving in these roles. The registry allows organizations to check a person's status securely and ensures disqualifying records are updated and shared across participating groups.