It's an amendment to
the California Education Code.
If you look at the header, it's "to ensure that students, faculty, and staff who are victims of sexual assault
on the grounds or facilities of their institutions receive treatment and information, including a description of on-campus and off-campus resources."
If you're a student don't fuck in dorms or otherwhere on campus property (sexy as
those steam tunnels are). Get an off campus apartment as soon as possible. For most people, this will be very, very easy to follow.
If anyone accuses you of sexual misconduct on campus, your first level of defense should be hiring a lawyer without comment. Lawyer up instantly. But one of your points of defense will now be, "Did it happen on campus property?" Most likely a lawyer will be able to argue if it didn't the university, college or community college has no agency, case dismissed.
And remember, if you do end up having Russian-style protest sex in the middle of the campus quad dressed as your favorite masked superhero, make sure you give affirmative consent very, very loudly for everyone with a iPhone recording you.
Other thing this bill does is make it rain university money for campus counseling organizations. There are no standards for what these counseling services have to take. I'd love to see some red-pill guys set up campus organizations to compete with the usual leftwing slush-fund receivers. Men's advocacy group and men's rights groups should be easily funded because of this bill. Setting up an off campus organization to provide free legal services to men falsely accused of rape, now required to be funded by each campus under this bill, should keep at least a few lawyers employed.
Or you know, you could just concentrate on your STEM degree and get the fuck out of there.
Because none of this shit matters the instant you get a job.
I'm also not sure what section (10) is about with indemnifying witnesses. Can the defendant also be a witness, indemnifying themselves under section 10 as well?
I am not a lawyer. This cannot be construed for legal advice. Your life and destiny are your own.