Bill 118 hr 10326 aims to make changes to the way certain proceedings are conducted by the United States Center for SafeSport, as outlined in title 36 of the United States Code. The bill seeks to reform the current procedures in place to ensure a fair and efficient process for handling cases related to athlete safety and misconduct.
Specifically, the bill addresses the need for improved transparency and accountability within the Center for SafeSport. It includes provisions that require the Center to provide regular updates on its activities and decisions, as well as establish clear guidelines for how cases are investigated and resolved.
Additionally, the bill aims to strengthen the Center's ability to protect athletes from abuse and misconduct by enhancing its resources and authority. This includes providing additional funding for the Center to carry out its mission effectively and expanding its jurisdiction to cover a broader range of offenses.
Overall, Bill 118 hr 10326 seeks to enhance the effectiveness of the United States Center for SafeSport in addressing issues related to athlete safety and misconduct. By implementing these reforms, the bill aims to ensure that athletes are better protected and that cases of abuse are handled in a fair and timely manner.