An act relating to funding for the Vermont Internet Crimes Against Children (VT-ICAC) Task Force
This bill directs a portion of Vermont's cannabis excise tax revenue to fund the Vermont Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. Specifically, it allocates up to $500,000 annually to create and support one administrator position and two criminal investigator positions within the Office of the Attorney General. The funding comes from unspent cannabis tax money transferred to the state's general fund, separate from other appropriations for this task force. The bill also updates existing laws governing how cannabis tax revenue is distributed for substance misuse prevention and task force support, with most provisions taking effect in July 2023 and others in July 2025.
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introduced
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Mar 2023
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Introduced Mar 1, 2023
Last action Mar 1, 2023
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Read first time and referred to the Committee on Government Operations and Military Affairs
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Tom Burditt
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