Minnesota HF3870 updates domestic abuse program terminology, enhances data protection, and establishes an office for missing and murdered Indigenous.
Minnesota HF3870 amends terminology for domestic abuse programs and battered women, enhancing data protection for research purposes. It establishes an Office for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives to advocate for legislative and agency actions, facilitate research, and provide case support to victims and families. The bill also updates definitions and provisions related to domestic abuse and missing persons cases, ensuring data privacy and protection for victims.
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