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Perhaps some kind of legal scholar can explain this one - but it almost sounds like even with this bill passage they won't be compensated based on their performance - but rather only on their name/brand image.
See the article quote below:
that's exactly what the bill means. It allows the kids to sign autographs for money. Appear in local TV commercials and print ads and get paid for it. The school is not PAYING the kids (not any more than they are already via "boosters")
