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This bill establishes a legislative study committee to explore improving information sharing and coordination across justice system agencies. The committee will consist of four members (one senator and three representatives) who will investigate creating a cross-justice system unique identification number, developing a unified offender information system, and designing data dashboards. Specifically, the committee aims to better track high-utilizers of justice services, create a system that can flag behavioral health concerns and treatment outcomes, and help agencies respond to trends in real-time. The committee members will receive standard mileage compensation and must elect a chairperson, with their first meeting required within 45 days of the bill's effective date. The committee is mandated to submit a comprehensive report with findings and legislative recommendations to key state officials by November 1, 2025, including the senate president, house speaker, governor, and state library. The bill will take effect immediately upon passage, reflecting an urgent desire to improve justice system data integration and understanding.

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