הצעת חוק למניעת העסקה במוסדות מסוימים של מי שהורשע באלימות כלפי ילדים וחסרי ישע, התשפ"ג-2023Bill for the Prevention of Employment in Certain Institutions of Persons Convicted of Violence Against Children and the Helpless, 2023 · automatic translation · suggest a correction

What was put to the vote

«לקבל את הצעת החוק בקריאה שלישית»

Third reading: The final vote. A bill that passes its third reading becomes law. Glossary →

Bill: חוק למניעת העסקה במוסדות מסוימים של מי שהורשע באלימות כלפי ילדים וחסרי ישע, התשפ"ג-2023Law for the Prevention of Employment in Certain Institutions of Persons Convicted of Violence Against Children and the Helpless, 2023auto

About the law and the debate

Official summary of the law (Knesset)

The Law establishes a prohibition on employment and engagement in certain institutions for an adult convicted of violence and abuse offenses against children up to age 6 and helpless persons. The prohibition period will be 10 or 18 years depending on the severity of the offense of which he was convicted. To enforce the prohibition, the Law establishes an obligation for an employer to obtain police approval as a condition for employment in such institutions. An expert committee will also be established, authorized to exempt from the prohibition a person it is convinced does not pose a danger to children or helpless persons. In addition, the Law includes an arrangement allowing a parent of a child or a person responsible for a helpless person to request presentation of police approval regarding persons employed in such institutions, as well as regarding a caregiver employed in the home of the parent or responsible person. The Law establishes a unique arrangement regarding an employer that is a local authority, and also excludes the Ministry of Education from this arrangement. In addition, the Law establishes a prohibition on transferring the information or any other use of the police approval. In addition, the Law includes an indirect amendment to the Criminal Procedure Law (Enforcement Powers – Detention), 1996, according to which, if an indictment has been filed for these offenses, the court must consider, as part of release conditions, imposing a prohibition on engagement in such an institution, and if it does not impose such a prohibition – it must give reasons. A court that imposed a prohibition on engagement will instruct the police not to issue a police approval to the released person. This Law shall take effect one year from the date of its publication, due to the time required to establish the computerized system in the police and to establish the expert committee, which will be established within six months of the publication date. Regarding existing employees, the Law will take effect one year and 3 months from the publication date, in order to allow them and their employers to prepare. In addition, due to the time required for manual review by the police of past files, a special exception from criminal liability was established for an employer, allowing, if necessary, the employment of a worker for 3 months even before police approval has been received. This exception will remain in effect for 10 years. In addition, in order to inform the public in general and employers and employees in particular, the Law establishes an obligation to publish to the public information about the new arrangement close to the effective date of the Law and close to the establishment of the expert committee.

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