HB 188 INDECENT PHOTOGRAPHY  SENATOR TAYLOR announced CSHB 188(JUD)am was previously heard by the committee but was delayed to give others a chance to review the measure. DAVE GRAY, legislative aide to Representative Mackey, was available to answer questions on the bill. SENATOR TAYLOR stated there was concern that the definitions included in the measure were too vague, as well as the description of the offense itself. MARGOT KNUTH, assistant attorney general, stated the definitions are not a concern of the Department of Law. SENATOR TAYLOR commented the Public Defender Agency shared some concerns about the definitions but were unable to offer alternative or additional language. He noted he is still concerned about the broadness of the definition, but does not have better language to offer. SENATOR ADAMS asked which definition Senator Taylor was concerned about. SENATOR TAYLOR replied the term "reasonably believed" on page 2, line 17, is unclear, because the intent of the person being photographed, and the intent to use that which is produced, both need to be reviewed. He added the committee also had a lengthy discussion about the age of the person who gives consent, and he did not want to lower the age below 13. He stated the bill, although not perfect, addresses a unique situation that has occurred. SENATOR ADAMS stated he thought the committee agreed to maintain the age of 13 in the bill. SENATOR TAYLOR agreed. SENATOR GREEN moved CSHB 188(JUD)am from committee with individual recommendations. There being no objection, so moved.