HB0083HS001

Adopted

Amendment to HB0083 — Child custody-sex offense conviction presumption.

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Chamber: House

Stage: Standing Committee

What does this amendment do?

This amendment makes the presumption against unsupervised visitation for registered sex offenders rebuttable and changes the effective date from July 1, 2025 to immediately upon enactment.

Changes the presumption in the child custody statute from absolute to rebuttable by inserting 'rebuttable' before 'presumption' in the section requiring consideration of sex-related convictions in custody determinations. (Page 1, line 2)
Changes the presumption in the visitation statute from absolute to rebuttable by inserting 'rebuttable' before 'presumption' in the section establishing the presumption against unsupervised visitation for registered sex offenders. (Page 2, line 23)
Changes the effective date from July 1, 2025 to immediately upon completion of all acts necessary for the bill to become law as provided by the Wyoming Constitution. (Page 3, lines 5-8)

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