HB2270Enacted

Amends TCA Title 9, Chapter 4, Part 2.

Tennessee HB2270 urges the Department of Finance and Administration, in consultation with the Attorney General and other relevant agencies, to conduct a study and report to the General Assembly on state funding sources derived from litigation or investigations related to the protection of children's mental health and safety online. The bill specifically includes an examination of civil penalties recovered under the Protecting Children from Social Media Act. This initiative aims to assess how these funding sources can support efforts to safeguard children's online experiences.

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Overview

Tennessee HB2270 urges the Department of Finance and Administration, in consultation with the Attorney General and other relevant agencies, to conduct a study and report to the General Assembly on state funding sources derived from litigation or investigations related to the protection of children's mental health and safety online. The bill specifically includes an examination of civil penalties recovered under the Protecting Children from Social Media Act. This initiative aims to assess how these funding sources can support efforts to safeguard children's online experiences.

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Sponsor

Hicks, Gary

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

February 2, 2026

Last Action

May 27, 2026

Comp. became Pub. Ch. 1114

Subjects
ChildrenPublic Funds and FinancingInternet and e-Commerce

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HB2270: Amends TCA Title 9, Chapter 4, Part 2. | LegisGo