Bill > SF1296

This bill modifies Minnesota's existing law regarding human trafficking data reporting by requiring the commissioner to publish statistical data on trafficking annually instead of every two years. Specifically, the bill changes the frequency of publication from a biennial (every two years) to an annual reporting cycle, mandating that the commissioner gather and compile comprehensive statistical data about the extent and nature of trafficking in Minnesota. The published report will continue to be publicly accessible and will include, to the maximum extent possible, detailed information about trafficking, such as relevant statistical metrics and any additional information the commissioner deems significant to understanding trafficking issues in the state. This more frequent reporting requirement could potentially help policymakers, law enforcement, and advocacy groups better track and respond to trafficking trends by providing more current and timely information.

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https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/bill.php?b=Senate&f=SF1296&ssn=0&y=2025