SB 559
Senate·20th Congress·Filed Jul 14, 2025
'child Tourist Safety Act' or 'sandy's Act'
An Act Preventing, Mitigating, and Responding to Risks Affecting Children While on Vacation, Engaging in Leisure, or Participating in Any Other Activities Related to the Tourism Industry
In plain language
The Child Tourist Safety Act would require hotels, resorts, water parks and similar tourist sites that host children to have trained medical staff, first‑aid supplies, and certified lifeguards, and to be inspected by local governments before a license is issued. Violations could lead to fines, jail time, or loss of the business’s permit.
Public Works and InfrastructureHealthTourismPublic Order and Safety
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Subjects
Tourism IndustryChild Tourist Safety
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SBN-559 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress, BatasWatch