HB1116 — prohibit a video streaming service from transmitting certain advertising during children's programming and provide a penalty therefor.
What changed between bill versions as it moved through the Legislature.
The engrossment narrowed the bill's scope by raising the age threshold for "children's programming" from under sixteen to under fourteen and requiring content to have specific ratings, while also removing prohibitions on advertising related to pharmaceutical products, sexual behavior, and gender identity—keeping only bans on abortion, alcohol, gambling, gender transition, and nicotine ads. This NARROWS the bill's original purpose by protecting a smaller audience and eliminating several advertising categories from the restriction.