The bill keeps the age at which a child is exempt from criminal prosecution at 15, but adds mandatory psychological, social and educational assessments for serious school‑based violent crimes, holds parents criminally liable if they negligently let minors access weapons, requires schools to share bullying and trauma data with welfare agencies within two days, and creates specialized regional rehabilitation centers for high‑risk youth.
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HB10029 · Sources: BatasWatch
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Similar in what they’d do, filed by any lawmaker.