Prohibit enforcement of contractual clauses that restrict disclosure of sexual abuse of minors.

Brandon Gill · Texas · Republican

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introduced Trey’s Law, a bipartisan effort that prohibits enforcement of NDAs or confidentiality agreements that prevent victims or witnesses from disclosing child sexual abuse

Gill introduced Trey’s Law to bar enforcement of NDAs and confidentiality agreements that silence child sexual abuse victims or witnesses.

Rep. Gill Protects Abuse Survivors’ Right to Justice | Representative Brandon Gill
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Evidence

The office said Gill "today introduced Trey’s Law," a bipartisan bill that "prohibits enforcement of NDAs or confidentiality agreements" blocking disclosure of child sexual abuse.

This is the clearest recent official sign of movement on the commitment. It shows Gill actively introduced the exact policy, but it is introduction-only and no later official House update in the lookback window shows enactment or further progress.

partial same_term A for effort

Media | Representative Brandon Gill
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Texas S.B. 835 says the relevant nondisclosure/confidentiality provisions are "void and unenforceable" and states the act may be cited as "Trey's Law."

The underlying policy was enacted in Texas state law, which matches the promise's substance. This is strong context, but it is not direct evidence that Gill himself delivered the promise in federal office.

partial unknown A for effort

89(R) S.B. No. 835 - Enrolled version - Bill Text
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Assessments

never unknown A for effort

Gill appears to have made a serious same-term legislative attempt by introducing a bipartisan federal bill described as prohibiting enforcement of NDAs or confidentiality agreements that block disclosure of child sexual abuse. But the provided evidence shows introduction only, with no enactment or other federal completion of the promised policy. Texas enacted a substantively similar state law called Trey’s Law in 2025, but that does not establish that Gill, serving in federal office, delivered the promise himself. Under the federal office context, this is a meaningful effort without completed delivery.

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