Awareness of human trafficking.

Removed House Enrolled Act formatting and official legislative history headers

Added legislative digest summary and committee action history

Changed document title from 'HOUSE ENROLLED ACT' to 'HOUSE BILL'

Reorganized section numbering and formatting for readability

Header changed from 'ENGROSSED HOUSE BILL No. 1416' to 'HOUSE ENROLLED ACT No. 1416', indicating the bill has passed both legislative chambers.

Removed sponsor names and committee referral dates from the header, as these are no longer relevant once the bill is enrolled.

Added signature blocks for the Speaker of the House, President of the Senate, and Governor of Indiana at the end of the document.

Page numbering and formatting were adjusted to reflect the enrolled version, including updated page headers and footers.

Massage establishments are now included as businesses that may display human trafficking awareness posters in public locations.

Gas stations are no longer required to display human trafficking awareness posters, though they must still provide hotline contact information in public restrooms.

Requirements for food and lodging establishment employees to receive human trafficking awareness training were removed from this version of the bill.

All homeland security emergency management provisions and department responsibilities were completely removed from the bill.

Bill title changed from HB 1416 to EH 1416 to reflect its engrossed status after Senate passage, and the digest was updated to reflect the new version number and date.

The bill's reprinted date was updated from February 11, 2025 to April 11, 2025 to reflect the final Senate action.

Added requirements for safety rest areas and welcome centers to display human trafficking awareness posters in at least two public locations.

Added mandatory human trafficking awareness training requirements for onsite employees at food and lodging establishments.

Expanded poster content requirements to include specific indicators of trafficking such as restricted freedom of movement and signs of physical abuse.

Added requirement for the Department of Homeland Security to approve human trafficking training courses and coordinate with organizations producing industry-specific training videos.

Added requirement for posters to include contact information for the National Human Trafficking Hotline and local law enforcement agencies.