A bill intended to increase the safety of exotic dancers working at strip clubs was signed into law by Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee.

Editor's note: The video above is from earlier this year when exotic dancers asked lawmakers to make strip clubs safer.

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee has signed a bill intended to increase safety for adult entertainers working at strip clubs and similar establishments in the state.

The rules will require safety and rights training for adult entertainers, panic buttons, and for venues to keep and enforce ban lists for violent or threatening patrons.

Inslee signed the bill Wednesday at the state Capitol.

Educational requirements laid out under the bill include workplace rights and harassment reporting, risks of human trafficking, and financial literacy information. Panic buttons are set to be required in rooms where customers could be alone with dancers and in bathrooms, and the bill sets conditions for their use.