Porn stars in California have blasted a bill which would require adult entertainers to be fingerprinted and obtain a work license. The bill was introduced in a bid to increase education and regulation in the X-rated industry. An initial draft of the bill proposed that each performer would pay for and complete training every three years, educating them on “reporting workplace injuries,” “how to avoid sexually transmitted diseases” and “resources for assistance.”
The draft also declared that each performer—both amateur webcam performers and professional porn stars—would be required to have their fingerprints taken as part of initial training and would need to obtain a valid business license prior to work. The bill was slammed by both professors and porn stars: “The industry simply isn’t comparable to other jobs which require permitting,” one Washington University academic told The Los Angeles Times. Meanwhile, others claim that the bill does not address how many workers – particularly webcam performers – do porn on the side: “This isn’t just the porn stars in the [San Fernando] Valley anymore, this is your neighbors,” said vice president of the Adult Performers Actors Guild.
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