Bill 119 s 982, also known as the Campus Civil Disturbance Disclosure Act, aims to amend the Higher Education Act of 1965. The main purpose of this bill is to require institutions of higher education to disclose their campus policies regarding how they respond to certain incidents of civil disturbance.
Under this bill, colleges and universities would be required to provide information to students, parents, and the public about their protocols for handling protests, demonstrations, and other forms of civil unrest on campus. This includes details on how the institution plans to protect the safety and rights of students, faculty, and staff during such events.
Additionally, the bill also includes provisions for reporting and documenting incidents of civil disturbance on campus, as well as guidelines for addressing any potential disruptions to academic activities.
Overall, the Campus Civil Disturbance Disclosure Act aims to promote transparency and accountability within higher education institutions when it comes to managing civil unrest on campus. By requiring these institutions to disclose their policies and procedures, the bill seeks to ensure the safety and well-being of all individuals involved in such incidents.