SEX OFFENSES: Provides that nondisclosure agreements involving victims of child sexual abuse are against public policy and unenforceable. (gov sig) (EN NO IMPACT See Note)

Added a new section specifying that the Act becomes effective upon the governor's signature, expiration of the time for bills to become law without signature, or the day following legislative approval if vetoed.

Detailed definitions for 'minor' and 'sexual abuse' (including references to specific state codes) were deleted.

Provisions regarding the termination of restrictive enforcement of youth settlements were removed.

The act's purpose was changed from enacting a new chapter on youth settlements to enacting a single section specifically addressing nondisclosure agreements.

The specific rules on how nondisclosure clauses are void and unenforceable were simplified to state they are null and void as against public policy.

Explicit language regarding retroactive application and specific effective dates was removed.

Added official signatures from the President of the Senate, Speaker of the House, and Governor, converting the bill from a draft to an enacted law.

Removed the legislative digest and summary section that explained the bill's purpose but is not part of the actual law.

Updated the page count footer from 'Page 1 of 4' to 'Page 1 of 3' and removed the 'REENGROSSED' label, replacing it with 'ENROLLED'.

Corrected the statutory citation from 'Title 9' to 'Code Title 4' to fix a formatting error in the bill's header.

Removed the 'Section 3' number from the text, as it was renumbered to become the new Section 3 containing the effective date clause.

Replaced the phrase 'date of this Act' with 'effective date of this Act' to clarify when the retroactive provisions apply.

Added a new section explicitly defining how the effective date is determined based on the governor's signature or veto override.