Modifies provisions of child labor laws and provides additional employment requirements for children engaged in online content creation or vlogging

HB 706 updates Missouri's child labor laws to address children's involvement in compensated online content creation (vlogging). It directly affects children under 16 featured in vlogs meeting specific thresholds (e.g., 30% of content featuring the child with compensation ≥ $0.10 per view). Key provisions require vloggers to maintain detailed records of children's featured time, earnings, and set aside 50%+ of related revenue into a trust account for the child until age 18. Children can also request permanent deletion of their content from platforms upon reaching adulthood. The bill creates new accountability measures for vloggers while exempting standard child labor protections from applying to this activity.