חוק הארכת השעיה של עובד המדינה ופיטורים של עובד הוראה לשם הגנה על קטין או חסר ישע (תיקוני חקיקה), התשפ"ד–2024

Private member's bill · Published 6 Mar 2024

1Tabled
2Reading 1
3Committee
4Readings 2-35 Mar 2024
5Published6 Mar 2024

How it affects you

A state-employed teacher may be fired for especially serious sexual conduct after being allowed to present arguments. Convicted teachers may be denied approval to work in private schools or local authorities, while suspended workers in institutions for children may remain suspended for up to 60 days.

Who gains

Director General of the Education Ministry May fire a state-employed teacher for especially serious sexual conduct Section 1
The minister May extend suspension or reassignment for up to 60 days Section 2

Who pays

State-employed teachers May lose their jobs over especially serious sexual conduct Section 1
State employees in institutions for children May remain suspended or reassigned for up to 60 days Section 2
Convicted teachers May be denied employment approval based on the conviction’s nature, severity and circumstances Section 3

Under the table

Omnibus law
This law changes 5 different laws at once.
Few hands
Only 8 of the 120 members took part in the final vote.
Text re-tabled
The final text was re-tabled before the vote. A comparison of the versions will appear when the texts are available.
Carried over
The bill was carried over from the previous Knesset.