*Please take 7 minutes to do these 3 simple Action Items

Every minute counts! Take action now to protect your business, our children and our community! 

This could be voted on in the next few days!

OUR PURPOSE:

We support protecting minors in digital media and ensuring their well-being, fair treatment, and financial security. However, HB 322 fails to effectively target actual exploitation, ignores existing laws, and instead punishes responsible, ethical content creators with unrealistic financial burdens and excessive red tape.

🚨 ACTION ITEMS

Step 2: Stay Informed & Show Up When It Counts

*Fill Out: Contact Info Form  to keep you informed & to gather some basic data from your channels we can present (total subs/views of our whole group etc). This bill is moving quickly and could be voted on within the next few days!

• Stay updated by attending any meetings or calls we set up.

• When the bill goes to a vote, we need a massive show of support in person at the Utah State Capitol. (We’ll have a small group of official spokespeople, but we need large numbers of Utah Creators in attendance to make an impact.)

Learn More About Utah HB 322 & 

Why Utah Creators Oppose It:

*Read & Follow The Bill:  Utah House Bill 322

*We have many concerns with the Bill, some of the main concerns are:

• The Bill would require 100% of the revenue from the video/post to go to the children/minors that were in that video/post (this applies to all videos/posts on all social media produced that has children/minors in it).

  • • • No consideration is given to other business costs to produce these videos/posts (editing, directing, producing, costumes, props, sets, location fees, graphic designers, marketing, admin costs, business costs, advertising, employees, taxes, etc)

      • No consideration is given if the child actors were already fairly paid/compensated

• The Bill would require social media companies/channels to delete/remove content that a child demands to be deleted (once they turn 18 years old).

  • • • No consideration is given to the high costs the social media owner has paid to produce the videos/posts (including paying the child actors)

      • No consideration is given to possible ill intent to remove content

      • No consideration is given that this could force a social media company to delete all or most of their content

*This is an email one of the creators in Utah sent to Rep. Doug Owens about this HB 322 he is sponsoring that states our desire to protect kids but also raising our concerns:  Creator Email

**Questions or concerns? Click the ℹ️at the bottom left to send us a message.