Article 25
Once an incident of sexual assault, sexual harassment, or sexual bullying on campus has been investigated and established as having actually occurred by the school or competent authority, it shall impose penalties on the offender or transfer him or her to another authority with jurisdiction for imposition of penalties, in accordance with pertinent laws and regulations.
The school, competent authority, or other authority with jurisdiction, in addition to directing the offender to receive psychological counseling, may impose one or more of the following punitive measures:
1. Apologize to the victim upon the consent of the victim or his or her guardian.
2. Attend eight hours of courses on gender equity education.
3. Prescribe other measures that serve an educational purpose.
In cases in which the incident of sexual harassment or sexual bullying on campus was not serious in nature, the school, competent authority, or other authority with jurisdiction may only impose penalties described above.
In the case of the punishment in the first paragraph, the offender shall be allowed an opportunity to make a written statement when his or her status is changed.
The penalty described in paragraph 2 shall be instituted by the school or competent authority imposing it, and in instituting it, the school or competent authority shall take necessary precautions to ensure that the offender complies.