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	1	+	Second Regular Session
	2	+	Seventy-third General Assembly
	3	+	STATE OF COLORADO
	4	+	REREVISED
	5	+	This Version Includes All Amendments
	6	+	Adopted in the Second House
	7	+	LLS NO. 22-0005.01 Conrad Imel x2313
1	8		SENATE BILL 22-150
2		-	BY SENATOR(S) Danielson, Buckner, Coleman, Donovan, Fields, Ginal,
3		-	Gonzales, Hansen, Hinrichsen, Jaquez Lewis, Kolker, Lee, Moreno,
4		-	Pettersen, Priola, Rodriguez, Story, Winter, Zenzinger, Fenberg;
5		-	also REPRESENTATIVE(S) Duran and Herod, Amabile, Bacon,
6		-	Benavidez, Bernett, Bird, Boesenecker, Caraveo, Cutter, Daugherty, Esgar,
7		-	Exum, Froelich, Gonzales-Gutierrez, Hooton, Jodeh, Kipp, Lindsay,
8		-	Lontine, McCluskie, McCormick, McLachlan, Michaelson Jenet, Mullica,
9		-	Ortiz, Sirota, Snyder, Sullivan, Titone, Valdez A., Valdez D., Woodrow,
10		-	Garnett
11		-	.
	9	+	Senate Committees House Committees
	10	+	Judiciary State, Civic, Military, & Veterans Affairs
	11	+	Appropriations Appropriations
	12	+	A BILL FOR AN ACT
12	13		C
13		-	ONCERNING RESPONDING TO THE MISSING INDIGENOUS PERSONS CRISIS ,
14		-	AND, IN CONNECTION THEREWITH , ESTABLISHING THE OFFICE OF
15		-	LIAISON FOR MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES AND
16		-	MAKING AN APPROPRIATION
17		-	.
18		-
19		-	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:
20		-	SECTION 1. Legislative declaration. (1) The general assembly
21		-	finds and declares that:
22		-	(a) Sixty-one percent of American Indian and Alaska native women
23		-	have been assaulted in their lifetimes;
24		-	NOTE: This bill has been prepared for the signatures of the appropriate legislative
25		-	officers and the Governor. To determine whether the Governor has signed the bill
26		-	or taken other action on it, please consult the legislative status sheet, the legislative
27		-	history, or the Session Laws.
28		-	________
29		-	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material added to existing law; dashes
30		-	through words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law and such material is not part of
31		-	the act. (b) Compared to all other races, American Indians and Alaska
32		-	natives are two and one-half times more likely to experience violent crimes
33		-	and at least two times more likely to experience rape or sexual assault
34		-	crimes;
35		-	(c) Jurisdictional issues and data-sharing barriers between
36		-	intergovernmental agencies and tribal governments result in confusing
37		-	reporting mechanisms for those whose relatives are missing or murdered
38		-	and very limited data about those missing or murdered indigenous relatives;
39		-	(d) It is necessary to develop and promote best practices and training
40		-	for:
41		-	(I) Promoting community relations with indigenous populations;
42		-	(II) Law enforcement's response to indigenous persons who report
43		-	missing relatives; and
44		-	(III) Data collection relating to reports of missing or murdered
45		-	indigenous relatives;
46		-	(e) Other states, including Montana, Oklahoma, Minnesota,
47		-	Washington, and Wyoming, have adopted legislation establishing entities
48		-	to address issues related to violence against indigenous persons, including
49		-	addressing jurisdictional and data-sharing barriers and a lack of best
50		-	practices for law enforcement; and
51		-	(f) Colorado can best serve and seek justice for indigenous persons
52		-	who have been the victims of violence by establishing an office to serve as
53		-	a liaison on behalf of missing or murdered indigenous relatives.
54		-	SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add part 26 to article
55		-	33.5 of title 24 as follows:
56		-	PART 26
57		-
58		-	MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES
59		-	24-33.5-2601. Definitions. A
60		-	S USED IN THIS PART 26, UNLESS THE
61		-	PAGE 2-SENATE BILL 22-150 CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :
	14	+	ONCERNING RESPONDING TO THE MISSING INDIGENOUS PERSONS101
	15	+	CRISIS, AND, IN CONNECTION THEREWITH , ESTABLISHING THE102
	16	+	OFFICE OF LIAISON FOR MI SSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS103
	17	+	RELATIVES AND MAKING AN APPROPRIATION .
	18	+	104
	19	+	Bill Summary
	20	+	(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does
	21	+	not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill
	22	+	passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that
	23	+	applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at
	24	+	http://leg.colorado.gov
	25	+	.)
	26	+	The bill establishes the office of liaison for missing and murdered
	27	+	indigenous relatives (office) in the department of public safety
	28	+	(department). The bill lists the office's duties, which include assisting
	29	+	HOUSE
	30	+	Amended 3rd Reading
	31	+	May 10, 2022
	32	+	HOUSE
	33	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	34	+	May 3, 2022
	35	+	SENATE
	36	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	37	+	April 22, 2022
	38	+	SENATE
	39	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	40	+	April 21, 2022
	41	+	SENATE SPONSORSHIP
	42	+	Danielson, Buckner, Coleman, Donovan, Fenberg, Ginal, Gonzales, Hansen, Hinrichsen,
	43	+	Jaquez Lewis, Kolker, Lee, Moreno, Pettersen, Rodriguez, Story, Winter, Zenzinger
	44	+	HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
	45	+	Duran and Herod, Amabile, Bacon, Benavidez, Bernett, Bird, Boesenecker, Caraveo,
	46	+	Cutter, Daugherty, Esgar, Exum, Froelich, Garnett, Gonzales-Gutierrez, Hooton, Jodeh, Kipp,
	47	+	Lindsay, Lontine, McCluskie, McCormick, McLachlan, Michaelson Jenet, Mullica, Ortiz,
	48	+	Sirota, Snyder, Sullivan, Titone, Valdez A., Valdez D., Woodrow
	49	+	Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
	50	+	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing statute.
	51	+	Dashes through the words indicate deletions from existing statute. with missing indigenous persons investigations and homicide cases
	52	+	involving indigenous victims; taking measures to address issues relating
	53	+	to missing or murdered indigenous persons; and providing assistance to
	54	+	families of victims. Office personnel have access to criminal justice
	55	+	records and medical, coroner, and laboratory records in the custody of a
	56	+	state or local agency that are relevant and necessary for the office to
	57	+	perform its duties.
	58	+	A community volunteer advisory board (board) is established in
	59	+	the office to identify and advise the office on areas of concern regarding
	60	+	missing or murdered indigenous relatives and issues of collaborative
	61	+	efforts related to missing or murdered indigenous relatives. The executive
	62	+	director appoints members to the board. Members are not office
	63	+	personnel.
	64	+	In carrying out its duties, the office is required to collaborate with
	65	+	the Colorado commission of Indian affairs; federally recognized tribes;
	66	+	state, local, and tribal law enforcement agencies; and indigenous-led
	67	+	organizations. The office must publish on its public website an overview
	68	+	of missing and murdered indigenous persons injustice.
	69	+	The bill requires the Colorado bureau of investigation (bureau) to
	70	+	work with the office and federal, state, tribal, and local law enforcement
	71	+	agencies for the efficient investigation of missing or murdered indigenous
	72	+	persons. The bureau must operate a clearinghouse database on missing
	73	+	indigenous persons from Colorado and prepare an annual report on
	74	+	information about missing or murdered indigenous persons. The bureau
	75	+	is required to operate a missing indigenous person alert program.
	76	+	The bill requires peace officers to receive training concerning
	77	+	issues relating to missing or murdered indigenous persons. The peace
	78	+	officer standards and training board must work with the office to develop
	79	+	and facilitate the training.
	80	+	The bill requires a law enforcement agency that receives a report
	81	+	of a missing indigenous person to notify the bureau.
	82	+	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:1
	83	+	SECTION 1. Legislative declaration. (1) The general assembly2
	84	+	finds and declares that:3
	85	+	(a) Sixty-one percent of American Indian and Alaska native4
	86	+	women have been assaulted in their lifetimes;5
	87	+	(b) Compared to all other races, American Indians and Alaska6
	88	+	natives are two and one-half times more likely to experience violent7
	89	+	150-2- crimes and at least two times more likely to experience rape or sexual1
	90	+	assault crimes;2
	91	+	(c) Jurisdictional issues and data-sharing barriers between3
	92	+	intergovernmental agencies and tribal governments result in confusing4
	93	+	reporting mechanisms for those whose relatives are missing or murdered5
	94	+	and very limited data about those missing or murdered indigenous6
	95	+	relatives;7
	96	+	(d) It is necessary to develop and promote best practices and8
	97	+	training for:9
	98	+	(I) Promoting community relations with indigenous populations;10
	99	+	(II) Law enforcement's response to indigenous persons who report11
	100	+	missing relatives; and12
	101	+	(III) Data collection relating to reports of missing or murdered13
	102	+	indigenous relatives;14
	103	+	(e) Other states, including Montana, Oklahoma, Minnesota,15
	104	+	Washington, and Wyoming, have adopted legislation establishing entities16
	105	+	to address issues related to violence against indigenous persons, including17
	106	+	addressing jurisdictional and data-sharing barriers and a lack of best18
	107	+	practices for law enforcement; and19
	108	+	(f) Colorado can best serve and seek justice for indigenous20
	109	+	persons who have been the victims of violence by establishing an office21
	110	+	to serve as a liaison on behalf of missing or murdered indigenous22
	111	+	relatives.23
	112	+	SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add part 25 to article24
	113	+	33.5 of title 24 as follows:25
	114	+	PART 2526
	115	+	27
	116	+	150
	117	+	-3- MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES1
	118	+	24-33.5-2501. Definitions. A
	119	+	S USED IN THIS PART 25, UNLESS THE2
	120	+	CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :3
62	121		(1) "D
63		-	IRECTOR" MEANS THE DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE, ~~APPOINTED~~
	122	+	IRECTOR" MEANS THE DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE, APPOINTED4
64	123		PURSUANT TO SECTION
65		-	24-33.5-~~2603~~ (2).
	124	+	24-33.5-2503 (2).5
66	125		(2) "I
67		-	NDIGENOUS" MEANS HAVING DESCENDED FROM PEOPLE WHO
68		-	WERE LIVING IN
69		-	NORTH AMERICA PRIOR TO THE TIME PEOPLE FROM EUROPE
70		-	BEGAN SETTLING IN
71		-	NORTH AMERICA, BEING AN ENROLLED MEMBER OF A
72		-	FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED
73		-	INDIAN TRIBE, OR BEING A LINEAL DESCENDANT OF
74		-	A TRIBALLY ENROLLED PARENT OR GUARDIAN
75		-	.
	126	+	NDIGENOUS" MEANS HAVING DESCENDED FROM PEOPLE WHO6
	127	+	WERE LIVING IN NORTH AMERICA PRIOR TO THE TIME PEOPLE FROM7
	128	+	E
	129	+	UROPE BEGAN SETTLING IN NORTH AMERICA, BEING AN ENROLLED8
	130	+	MEMBER OF A FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED INDIAN TRIBE, OR BEING A LINEAL9
	131	+	DESCENDANT OF A TRIBALLY ENROLLED PARENT OR GUARDIAN .10
76	132		(3) "I
77		-	NDIGENOUS-LED ORGANIZATION" MEANS AN ORGANIZATION OR
78		-	ENTITY WHOSE BOARD OR DECISION
79		-	-MAKING BODY MEMBERSHIP IS ENTIRELY
80		-	INDIGENOUS AND WHOSE STAFF IS COMPRISED OF AT LEAST SEVENTY
81		-	PERCENT INDIGENOUS PERSONS
82		-	.
	133	+	NDIGENOUS-LED ORGANIZATION" MEANS AN ORGANIZATION11
	134	+	OR ENTITY WHOSE BOARD OR DECISION -MAKING BODY MEMBERSHIP IS12
	135	+	ENTIRELY INDIGENOUS AND WHOSE STAFF IS COMPRISED OF AT LEAST13
	136	+	SEVENTY PERCENT INDIGENOUS PERSONS .14
83	137		(4) "M
84		-	ISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVE " MEANS ANY
85		-	MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS PERSON
86		-	.
	138	+	ISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVE " MEANS ANY15
	139	+	MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS PERSON .16
87	140		(5) "O
88		-	FFICE" MEANS THE OFFICE OF LIAISON FOR MISSING AND
89		-	MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES ESTABLISHED IN SECTION
90		-	24-33.5-2603.
91		-	24-33.5-2602. Missing and murdered indigenous relatives -
92		-	department duties. (1) T
93		-	HE DEPARTMENT SHALL IMPROVE THE
94		-	INVESTIGATION OF MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVE CASES
95		-	AND ADDRESS INJUSTICE IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
96		-	'S RESPONSE TO
97		-	THE CASES OF MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVE CASES
98		-	. THE
99		-	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SHALL ASSIGN STAFF AS NECESSARY TO CARRY OUT
100		-	THE DUTIES DESCRIBED IN THIS PART
101		-	26 AND MAY ASSIGN THE DUTIES TO THE
102		-	VARIOUS DIVISIONS AND OFFICES IN THE DEPARTMENT
103		-	, INCLUDING THE
104		-	OFFICE OF LIAISON FOR MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES
105		-	AND THE
106		-	COLORADO BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION .
107		-	(2) T
108		-	HE DEPARTMENT SHALL:
	141	+	FFICE" MEANS THE OFFICE OF LIAISON FOR MISSING AND17
	142	+	MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES ESTABLISHED IN SECTION18
	143	+	24-33.5-2503.19
	144	+	24-33.5-2502. Missing and murdered indigenous relatives -20
	145	+	department duties. (1) THE DEPARTMENT SHALL IMPROVE THE21
	146	+	INVESTIGATION OF MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVE CASES22
	147	+	AND ADDRESS INJUSTICE IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM'S RESPONSE TO23
	148	+	THE CASES OF MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVE CASES . THE24
	149	+	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SHALL ASSIGN STAFF AS NECESSARY TO CARRY OUT25
	150	+	THE DUTIES DESCRIBED IN THIS PART 25 AND MAY ASSIGN THE DUTIES TO26
	151	+	THE VARIOUS DIVISIONS AND OFFICES IN THE DEPARTMENT, INCLUDING THE27
	152	+	150
	153	+	-4- OFFICE OF LIAISON FOR MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES1
	154	+	AND THE COLORADO BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION .2
	155	+	(2) THE DEPARTMENT SHALL: 3
109	156		(a) F
110		-	ACILITATE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND WORK WITH TRIBAL ,
111		-	STATE, AND FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ON MISSING PERSONS
112		-	INVESTIGATIONS AND HOMICIDE CASES INVOLVING INDIGENOUS VICTIMS
113		-	;
	157	+	ACILITATE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND WORK WITH TRIBAL ,4
	158	+	STATE, AND FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ON MISSING PERSONS5
	159	+	INVESTIGATIONS AND HOMICIDE CASES INVOLVING INDIGENOUS VICTIMS ;6
114	160		(b) D
115		-	EVELOP A BEST PRACTICES PROTOCOL FOR ~~LAW ENFORCEMENT~~
116		-	~~PAGE 3-SENATE BILL 22-150~~ RESPONSE TO REPORTS OF MISSING INDIGENOUS PEOPLE ;
	161	+	EVELOP A BEST PRACTICES PROTOCOL FOR LAW7
	162	+	ENFORCEMENT RESPONSE TO REPORTS OF MISSING INDIGENOUS PEOPLE ;8
117	163		(c) C
118		-	ONDUCT CASE REVIEWS AND REPORT ON THE RESULTS OF CASE
119		-	REVIEWS FOR THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS
120		-	RELATIVES CASES
121		-	:
	164	+	ONDUCT CASE REVIEWS AND REPORT ON THE RESULTS OF9
	165	+	CASE REVIEWS FOR THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF MISSING OR MURDERED10
	166	+	INDIGENOUS RELATIVES CASES:11
122	167		(I) C
123		-	OLD CASES FOR MISSING INDIGENOUS PEOPLE ; AND
124		-	(II) DEATH INVESTIGATION REVIEW FOR CASES OF INDIGENOUS
125		-	PEOPLE RULED AS SUICIDE OR OVERDOSE UNDER SUSPICIOUS
126		-	CIRCUMSTANCES
127		-	;
128		-	(d) D
129		-	EVELOP AND ENHANCE PARTNERSHIPS WITH TRIBAL LAW
130		-	ENFORCEMENT AND COMMUNITIES TO BUILD TRUST
131		-	, ENSURE EASE OF
132		-	REPORTING
133		-	, COORDINATE INVESTIGATIONS , AND TIMELY ENTER
134		-	INFORMATION REGARDING MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES
135		-	INTO RELEVANT CRIMINAL JUSTICE DATABASES
136		-	;
137		-	(e) W
138		-	ORK WITH THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ON
139		-	REPORTED MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVE CASES AND
140		-	COORDINATE WITH LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AS NECESSARY FOR THE
141		-	INVESTIGATION OF THE CASES
142		-	;
	168	+	OLD CASES FOR MISSING INDIGENOUS PEOPLE ; AND12
	169	+	(II) D
	170	+	EATH INVESTIGATION REVIEW FOR CASES OF INDIGENOUS13
	171	+	PEOPLE RULED AS SUICIDE OR OVERDOSE UNDER SUSPICIOUS14
	172	+	CIRCUMSTANCES;15
	173	+	(d) DEVELOP AND ENHANCE PARTNERSHIPS WITH TRIBAL LAW16
	174	+	ENFORCEMENT AND COMMUNITIES TO BUILD TRUST, ENSURE EASE OF17
	175	+	REPORTING, COORDINATE INVESTIGATIONS , AND TIMELY ENTER18
	176	+	INFORMATION REGARDING MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS19
	177	+	RELATIVES INTO RELEVANT CRIMINAL JUSTICE DATABASES ;20
	178	+	(e) WORK WITH THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ON21
	179	+	REPORTED MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVE CASES AND22
	180	+	COORDINATE WITH LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AS NECESSARY FOR THE23
	181	+	INVESTIGATION OF THE CASES;24
143	182		(f) U
144		-	PDATE TRIBAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ON THE STATUS OF
145		-	CASES INVOLVING A MISSING OR MURDERED MEMBER OF THE TRIBE
146		-	;
	183	+	PDATE TRIBAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ON THE STATUS25
	184	+	OF CASES INVOLVING A MISSING OR MURDERED MEMBER OF THE TRIBE ;26
147	185		(g) C
148		-	OORDINATE, AS RELEVANT, WITH THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF
149		-	INDIAN AFFAIRS' COLD CASE OFFICE ESTABLISHED AS PART OF ITS OPERATION
150		-	LADY JUSTICE INITIATIVE
151		-	, OTHER FEDERAL EFFORTS , AND EFFORTS IN
152		-	NEIGHBORING STATES TO INVESTIGATE COLD CASES INVOLVING MISSING OR
153		-	MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES
154		-	. THIS SUBSECTION (1)(g) PERTAINS TO
155		-	STATE AND FEDERAL INVESTIGATIVE EFFORTS
156		-	. TRIBES ARE SOVEREIGN
157		-	NATIONS THAT HAVE THE RIGHT TO DETERMINE IF AND HOW THEY WILL
158		-	COORDINATE ANY INVESTIGATIVE EFFORTS
159		-	.
	186	+	OORDINATE, AS RELEVANT, WITH THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF27
	187	+	150
	188	+	-5- INDIAN AFFAIRS' COLD CASE OFFICE ESTABLISHED AS PART OF ITS1
	189	+	OPERATION LADY JUSTICE INITIATIVE , OTHER FEDERAL EFFORTS , AND2
	190	+	EFFORTS IN NEIGHBORING STATES TO INVESTIGATE COLD CASES INVOLVING3
	191	+	MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES . THIS SUBSECTION (1)(g)4
	192	+	PERTAINS TO STATE AND FEDERAL INVESTIGATIVE EFFORTS . TRIBES ARE5
	193	+	SOVEREIGN NATIONS THAT HAVE THE RIGHT TO DETERMINE IF AND HOW6
	194	+	THEY WILL COORDINATE ANY INVESTIGATIVE EFFORTS .7
160	195		(h) C
161		-	OORDINATE WITH OTHER STATE AND LOCAL OFFICES INCLUDING ,
162		-	BUT NOT LIMITED TO , AGENCY TRIBAL LIAISONS , THE COLORADO
163		-	COMMISSION OF
164		-	INDIAN AFFAIRS, AND COUNTY CORONERS TO DEVELOP
165		-	TRAINING AND EDUCATION ON MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS PERSONS
166		-	ISSUES
167		-	, SPIRITUAL PRACTICES OR CEREMONIES PERTAINING TO HUMAN
168		-	PAGE 4-SENATE BILL 22-150 REMAINS OF AN INDIGENOUS PERSON , AND THE
169		-	GOVERNMENT
170		-	-TO-GOVERNMENT RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE STATE AND
171		-	TRIBES
172		-	;
	196	+	OORDINATE WITH OTHER STATE AND LOCAL OFFICES8
	197	+	INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO , AGENCY TRIBAL LIAISONS , THE9
	198	+	C
	199	+	OLORADO COMMISSION OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, AND COUNTY CORONERS TO10
	200	+	DEVELOP TRAINING AND EDUCATION ON MISSING OR MURDERED11
	201	+	INDIGENOUS PERSONS
	202	+	ISSUES, SPIRITUAL PRACTICES OR CEREMONIES12
	203	+	PERTAINING TO HUMAN REMAINS OF AN INDIGENOUS PERSON, AND THE13
	204	+	GOVERNMENT-TO-GOVERNMENT RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE STATE AND14
	205	+	TRIBES;15
173	206		(i) W
174		-	ORK WITH THE PEACE OFFICER STANDARD AND TRAINING BOARD
175		-	TO FACILITATE TRAINING FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AND MEMBERS OF THE
176		-	PUBLIC ON ISSUES RELATING TO MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS
177		-	PERSONS
178		-	;
	207	+	ORK WITH THE PEACE OFFICER STANDARD AND TRAINING16
	208	+	BOARD TO FACILITATE TRAINING FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AND MEMBERS17
	209	+	OF THE PUBLIC ON ISSUES RELATING TO MISSING OR MURDERED18
	210	+	INDIGENOUS PERSONS;19
179	211		(j) D
180		-	EVELOP BEST PRACTICES FOR DATA ACCURACY AND
181		-	PROCEDURES TO UPDATE RECORDS WHEN INDIGENOUS VICTIMS ARE
182		-	INCORRECTLY IDENTIFIED IN REPORTS AND RECOMMEND POLICIES AND BEST
183		-	PRACTICES FOR MAINTAINING ACCURATE DATA AND CORRECTING VICTIM
184		-	IDENTITY INACCURACIES IN REPORTS TO RELEVANT TRIBAL
185		-	, STATE, AND
186		-	FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND ANY OTHER RELEVANT
187		-	GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
188		-	;
189		-	(k) C
190		-	OORDINATE WITH OTHER STATES TO ENSURE COLORADO IS
191		-	ENACTING AND USING BEST PRACTICES FOR REPORTING
192		-	, TRACKING, AND
193		-	INVESTIGATING MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES CASES AND
194		-	TO IDENTIFY CASES INVOLVING REPEAT OFFENDERS
195		-	;
196		-	(l) R
197		-	ECOMMEND TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES JUDICIARY
198		-	COMMITTEE AND THE SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
199		-	, OR THEIR SUCCESSOR
200		-	COMMITTEES
201		-	, AND ANY RELEVANT LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ,
202		-	LEGISLATIVE AND AGENCY ACTIONS TO ADDRESS INJUSTICE IN THE CRIMINAL
203		-	JUSTICE SYSTEM
204		-	'S RESPONSE TO THE CASES OF MISSING OR MURDERED
205		-	INDIGENOUS RELATIVES
206		-	;
	212	+	EVELOP BEST PRACTICES FOR DATA ACCURACY AND20
	213	+	PROCEDURES TO UPDATE RECORDS WHEN INDIGENOUS VICTIMS ARE21
	214	+	INCORRECTLY IDENTIFIED IN REPORTS AND RECOMMEND POLICIES AND22
	215	+	BEST PRACTICES FOR MAINTAINING ACCURATE DATA AND CORRECTING23
	216	+	VICTIM IDENTITY INACCURACIES IN REPORTS TO RELEVANT TRIBAL , STATE,24
	217	+	AND FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND ANY OTHER RELEVANT25
	218	+	GOVERNMENT AGENCIES ;26
	219	+	(k) COORDINATE WITH OTHER STATES TO ENSURE COLORADO IS27
	220	+	150
	221	+	-6- ENACTING AND USING BEST PRACTICES FOR REPORTING, TRACKING, AND1
	222	+	INVESTIGATING MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES CASES2
	223	+	AND TO IDENTIFY CASES INVOLVING REPEAT OFFENDERS ;3
	224	+	(l) RECOMMEND TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES JUDICIARY4
	225	+	COMMITTEE AND THE SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE , OR THEIR5
	226	+	SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES , AND ANY RELEVANT LAW ENFORCEMENT6
	227	+	AGENCIES, LEGISLATIVE AND AGENCY ACTIONS TO ADDRESS INJUSTICE IN7
	228	+	THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM'S RESPONSE TO THE CASES OF MISSING OR8
	229	+	MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES ;9
	230	+	10
207	231		(m) D
208		-	EVELOP RECOMMENDATIONS AND FACILITATE TRAINING TO
209		-	STRENGTHEN THE TRAUMA
210		-	-INFORMED AND VICTIM-CENTERED RESPONSE OF
211		-	LAW ENFORCEMENT
212		-	, COURTS, AND THE HEALTH-CARE SYSTEM AS TO THE
213		-	CAUSE OF VIOLENCE AGAINST INDIGENOUS SURVIVORS AND MAKE THE
214		-	RECOMMENDATIONS AVAILABLE TO INTERESTED ORGANIZATIONS
215		-	, RELEVANT
216		-	TRIBAL
217		-	, STATE, AND FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES , AND ANY
218		-	OTHER RELEVANT AGENCIES
219		-	;
	232	+	EVELOP RECOMMENDATIONS AND FACILITATE TRAINING TO11
	233	+	STRENGTHEN THE TRAUMA -INFORMED AND VICTIM-CENTERED RESPONSE12
	234	+	OF LAW ENFORCEMENT, COURTS, AND THE HEALTH-CARE SYSTEM AS TO13
	235	+	THE CAUSE OF VIOLENCE AGAINST INDIGENOUS SURVIVORS AND MAKE THE14
	236	+	RECOMMENDATIONS AVAILABLE TO INTERESTED ORGANIZATIONS ,15
	237	+	RELEVANT TRIBAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ,16
	238	+	AND ANY OTHER RELEVANT AGENCIES ;17
220	239		(n) A
221		-	SSIST FAMILIES, TRIBAL AGENCIES, AND ~~NONGOVERNMENTAL~~
222		-	ENTITIES IN USING THE NATIONAL MISSING AND UNIDENTIFIED ~~PERSONS~~
223		-	SYSTEM ADMINISTERED BY THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE ~~WITHIN THE~~
224		-	~~PAGE 5-SENATE BILL 22-150~~ UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, AND OTHER RESOURCES;
	240	+	SSIST FAMILIES, TRIBAL AGENCIES, AND NONGOVERNMENTAL18
	241	+	ENTITIES IN USING THE NATIONAL MISSING AND UNIDENTIFIED PERSONS19
	242	+	SYSTEM ADMINISTERED BY THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE WITHIN20
	243	+	THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, AND OTHER RESOURCES;21
225	244		(o) P
226		-	ROVIDE GUIDANCE TO FAMILIES OF INDIGENOUS VICTIMS ON
227		-	HOW TO NAVIGATE STATE AND FEDERAL DISTRICT COURT CASES
228		-	;
	245	+	ROVIDE GUIDANCE TO FAMILIES OF INDIGENOUS VICTIMS ON22
	246	+	HOW TO NAVIGATE STATE AND FEDERAL DISTRICT COURT CASES ;23
229	247		(p) I
230		-	NFORM INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND FAMILY
231		-	MEMBERS ABOUT ACTIVE COMMUNITY
232		-	-LED GRASSROOTS OR VOLUNTEER
233		-	COLLABORATIONS THAT ARE ORGANIZING OR CONDUCTING SEARCH EFFORTS
234		-	,
235		-	SUPPORT GROUPS, OR OTHER SUPPORTIVE EFFORTS THAT ARE RELEVANT TO
236		-	THE COMMUNITY
237		-	'S OR FAMILY MEMBER 'S MISSING OR MURDERED
238		-	INDIGENOUS RELATIVE
239		-	; AND
240		-	(q) CONSULT WITH INDIGENOUS-LED COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
241		-	THAT SERVE INDIGENOUS POPULATIONS TO PROMOTE
242		-	, AND DEVELOP BEST
243		-	PRACTICES FOR PROMOTING
244		-	, COMMUNITY RELATIONS WITH INDIGENOUS
245		-	POPULATIONS
246		-	.
247		-	24-33.5-2603. Office of liaison for missing and murdered
248		-	indigenous relatives - created - director - collaboration - advisory
249		-	board. (1) T
250		-	HERE IS CREATED IN THE DEPARTMENT THE OFFICE OF LIAISON
251		-	FOR MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES TO WORK ON BEHALF
252		-	OF THOSE WHO ARE MISSING OR MURDERED
253		-	. THE OFFICE IS A TYPE 2 ENTITY,
254		-	AS DEFINED IN SECTION 24-1-105, AND EXERCISES ITS POWERS AND
255		-	PERFORMS ITS DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS UNDER THE DEPARTMENT
256		-	.
	248	+	NFORM INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND FAMILY24
	249	+	MEMBERS ABOUT ACTIVE COMMUNITY -LED GRASSROOTS OR VOLUNTEER25
	250	+	COLLABORATIONS THAT ARE ORGANIZING OR CONDUCTING SEARCH26
	251	+	EFFORTS, SUPPORT GROUPS, OR OTHER SUPPORTIVE EFFORTS THAT ARE27
	252	+	150
	253	+	-7- RELEVANT TO THE COMMUNITY 'S OR FAMILY MEMBER 'S MISSING OR1
	254	+	MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVE ; AND2
	255	+	(q) C
	256	+	ONSULT WITH INDIGENOUS-LED COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS3
	257	+	THAT SERVE INDIGENOUS POPULATIONS TO PROMOTE , AND DEVELOP BEST4
	258	+	PRACTICES FOR PROMOTING, COMMUNITY RELATIONS WITH INDIGENOUS5
	259	+	POPULATIONS.624-33.5-2503. Office of liaison for missing and murdered7
	260	+	indigenous relatives - created - director - collaboration - advisory8
	261	+	board. (1) THERE IS CREATED IN THE DEPARTMENT THE OFFICE OF9
	262	+	LIAISON FOR MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES TO WORK10
	263	+	ON BEHALF OF THOSE WHO ARE MISSING OR MURDERED . THE OFFICE IS A11
	264	+	TYPE 2 ENTITY, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 24-1-105, AND EXERCISES ITS12
	265	+	POWERS AND PERFORMS ITS DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS UNDER THE13
	266	+	DEPARTMENT.14
	267	+	(2) (a) THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT SHALL15
	268	+	APPOINT THE DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OF16
	269	+	ARTICLE XII OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION. THE DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE17
	270	+	MUST BE A PERSON CLOSELY CONNECTED TO A TRIBE OR THE INDIGENOUS18
	271	+	COMMUNITY AND WHO IS HIGHLY KNOWLEDGEABLE ABOUT CRIMINAL19
	272	+	INVESTIGATIONS. THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR IS ENCOURAGED TO CONSIDER20
	273	+	CANDIDATES FOR APPOINTMENT WHO ARE RECOMMENDED BY TRIBES AND21
	274	+	INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES.22
	275	+	(b) THE DIRECTOR MAY APPOINT STAFF AS NECESSARY TO CARRY23
	276	+	OUT THE DUTIES OF THE OFFICE. IN APPOINTING STAFF FOR THE OFFICE, THE24
	277	+	DIRECTOR SHALL GIVE PREFERENCE TO THOSE WITH EXPERIENCE WORKING25
	278	+	WITH INDIGENOUS PERSONS AND INDIAN TRIBES. THE DIRECTOR SHALL26
	279	+	ENCOURAGE INDIGENOUS PERSONS TO APPLY FOR POSITIONS IN THE OFFICE .27
	280	+	150
	281	+	-8- (3) THE OFFICE SHALL SERVE AS A LIAISON ON BEHALF OF THE1
	282	+	INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY ON ISSUES RELATED TO MISSING OR MURDERED2
	283	+	INDIGENOUS RELATIVES, SUPPORT THE ADVISORY BOARD CREATED IN3
	284	+	SUBSECTION (4) OF THIS SECTION, AND CARRY OUT ANY DUTIES ASSIGNED4
	285	+	BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. IN CARRYING OUT ITS DUTIES, THE OFFICE5
	286	+	SHALL COLLABORATE WITH ANY RELEVANT ENTITIES, INCLUDING THE6
	287	+	COLORADO COMMISSION OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED7
	288	+	TRIBES, INDIGENOUS-LED ORGANIZATIONS, TRIBAL AND LOCAL LAW8
	289	+	ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES, THE COLORADO BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION,9
	290	+	AND THE COLORADO STATE PATROL.10
	291	+	(4) (a) THERE IS ESTABLISHED IN THE OFFICE THE COMMUNITY11
	292	+	VOLUNTEER ADVISORY BOARD TO IDENTIFY AND ADVISE THE OFFICE ON12
	293	+	AREAS OF CONCERN REGARDING MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS13
	294	+	RELATIVES AND ISSUES RELATING TO ORGANIZING OR CONDUCTING14
	295	+	SEARCH EFFORTS, SUPPORT GROUPS, OR OTHER SUPPORTIVE EFFORTS15
	296	+	RELATED TO MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES . THE16
	297	+	ADVISORY BOARD SHALL MEET AT LEAST ONCE PER QUARTER IN STATE17
	298	+	FISCAL YEAR 2022-23, AND BIANNUALLY THEREAFTER , AT DATES AND18
	299	+	TIMES AS CALLED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR . THE ADVISORY BOARD19
	300	+	MAY MEET ELECTRONICALLY .20
	301	+	(b) T
	302	+	HE ADVISORY BOARD IS COMPRISED OF THE FOLLOWING21
	303	+	MEMBERS:22
	304	+	(I) T
	305	+	EN MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR , AS23
	306	+	FOLLOWS:24
	307	+	(A) O
	308	+	NE REPRESENTATIVE OF AN INDIGENOUS-LED ORGANIZATION25
	309	+	THAT PROVIDES ADVOCACY OR COUNSELING FOR INDIGENOUS VICTIMS OF26
	310	+	VIOLENCE;27
	311	+	150
	312	+	-9- (B) ONE REPRESENTATIVE OF AN INDIGENOUS-LED ORGANIZATION1
	313	+	THAT PROVIDES LEGAL SERVICES FOR INDIGENOUS VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE ;2
	314	+	(C) O
	315	+	NE REPRESENTATIVE OF AN INDIGENOUS-LED ORGANIZATION3
	316	+	THAT PROVIDES HEALTH SERVICES TO INDIGENOUS VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE ;4
	317	+	(D) O
	318	+	NE REPRESENTATIVE OF A COMMUNITY -BASED5
	319	+	ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES SERVICES TO AN URBAN INDIGE NOUS6
	320	+	COMMUNITY;7
	321	+	(E) O
	322	+	NE REPRESENTATIVE OF A COMMUNITY -BASED8
	323	+	ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES SERVICES TO A RURAL INDIGENOUS9
	324	+	COMMUNITY;10
	325	+	(F) O
	326	+	NE REPRESENTATIVE OF A COMMUNITY -BASED VICTIM11
	327	+	ADVOCATE OR GANIZATION SERVING COLORADO'S INDIGENOUS12
	328	+	POPULATION;13
	329	+	(G) O
	330	+	NE REPRESENTATIVE OF A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION THAT14
	331	+	PROVIDES EDUCATION AND AWARENESS OF MISSING AND MURDERED15
	332	+	INDIGENOUS RELATIVES; AND16
	333	+	(H) T
	334	+	HREE MEMBERS WHO ARE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE WHO HAVE17
	335	+	BEEN VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE OR ARE A FAMILY MEMBER OF AN INDIGENOUS18
	336	+	PERSON WHO HAS BEEN A VICTIM OF VIOLENCE ;19
	337	+	(II) O
	338	+	NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS THE UTE MOUNTAIN UTE20
	339	+	T
	340	+	RIBE, APPOINTED BY THE UTE MOUNTAIN UTE TRIBAL COUNCIL;21
	341	+	(III) O
	342	+	NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS THE SOUTHERN UTE INDIAN22
	343	+	T
	344	+	RIBE, APPOINTED BY THE SOUTHERN UTE TRIBAL COUNCIL;23
	345	+	(IV) O
	346	+	NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS THE UTE INDIAN TRIBE OF24
	347	+	THE UINTAH AND OURAY RESERVATION, APPOINTED BY THE NORTHERN25
	348	+	U
	349	+	TE TRIBAL COUNCIL;26
	350	+	(V) F
	351	+	OUR MEMBERS WHO ARE EACH AN ENROLLED MEMBER OF A27
	352	+	150
	353	+	-10- TRIBE WITH HISTORICAL TIES TO COLORADO, AS IDENTIFIED ON THE1
	354	+	C
	355	+	OLORADO TRIBAL CONTACTS LIST DEVELOPED BY HISTORY COLORADO2
	356	+	IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE COLORADO COMMISSION OF INDIAN AFFAIRS;3
	357	+	(VI) T
	358	+	WO MEMBERS WITH EXPERTISE IN LAW ENFORCEMENT ,4
	359	+	APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FROM ANY TWO OF THE5
	360	+	FOLLOWING CATEGORIES:6
	361	+	(A) A
	362	+	PEACE OFFICER WHO WORKS OR RESIDES ON A FEDERALLY7
	363	+	RECOGNIZED INDIAN TRIBE'S RESERVATION IN COLORADO;8
	364	+	(B) A
	365	+	SHERIFF FROM A COUNTY WITH A POPULATION OF FEWER9
	366	+	THAN ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PERSONS ;10
	367	+	(C) A
	368	+	SHERIFF FROM AN URBAN COUNTY ;11
	369	+	(D) A
	370	+	REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COLORADO STATE PATROL, WITH12
	371	+	THE APPROVAL OF THE CHIEF OF THE STATE PATROL ; OR13
	372	+	(E) A
	373	+	REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COLORADO BUREAU OF14
	374	+	INVESTIGATION, WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE BUREAU ;15
	375	+	AND16
	376	+	(VII) T
	377	+	WO MEMBERS, APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ,17
	378	+	WHO EACH REPRESENT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING :18
	379	+	(A) T
	380	+	HE ATTORNEY GENERAL 'S OFFICE, APPOINTED WITH THE19
	381	+	APPROVAL OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL ;20
	382	+	(B) T
	383	+	HE JUDICIAL BRANCH, APPOINTED WITH THE APPROVAL OF21
	384	+	THE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR ;22
	385	+	(C) T
	386	+	HE COLORADO COMMISSION OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, APPOINTED23
	387	+	WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMISSION 'S DIRECTOR;24
	388	+	(D) C
	389	+	ERTIFIED DEATH INVESTIGATORS, WHO MUST BE A DEATH25
	390	+	INVESTIGATOR CERTIFIED BY THE STATE CORONERS ASSOCIATION ; OR26
	391	+	(E) T
	392	+	HE STATE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES , APPOINTED27
	393	+	150
	394	+	-11- WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT .1
	395	+	(c) M
	396	+	EMBERS SERVE AT THE PLEASURE OF THE APPOINTING2
	397	+	AUTHORITY. ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS SERVE WITHOUT COMPENSATION3
	398	+	AND WITHOUT REIMBURSEMENT FOR EXPENSES . ADVISORY BOARD4
	399	+	MEMBERS ARE NOT OFFICE PERSONNEL .5
	400	+	24-33.5-2504. Gifts, grants, and donations. T
	401	+	HE
	402	+	DEPARTMENT6
	403	+	MAY SEEK, ACCEPT, AND EXPEND GIFTS, GRANTS, OR DONATIONS FROM7
	404	+	PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SOURCES FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS PART 25.8
	405	+	24-33.5-2505. Information dashboard - report. (1) THE9
	406	+	DEPARTMENT SHALL PUBLISH ON ITS PUBLIC WEBSITE A DASHBOARD THAT10
	407	+	DISPLAYS, IN AN INTERACTIVE , INTUITIVE, AND VISUAL MANNER ,11
	408	+	INFORMATION REGARDING MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS PERSONS ,12
	409	+	INCLUDING:13
	410	+	(a) T
	411	+	HE NUMBER OF CASES OF MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS14
	412	+	RELATIVES;15
	413	+	(b) T
	414	+	HE TRIBAL AFFILIATION OF EACH MISSING OR MURDERED16
	415	+	INDIGENOUS RELATIVE, TO THE EXTENT THAT PUBLISHING TRIBAL17
	416	+	AFFILIATION DOES NOT IDENTIFY AN INDIVIDUAL PERSON ;18
	417	+	(c) G
	418	+	EOGRAPHIC INFORMATION REGARDING CASES OF MISSING OR19
	419	+	MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES ;20
	420	+	(d) T
	421	+	HE RESULTS OF CASES OF MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS21
	422	+	RELATIVES; FOR EXAMPLE, WHETHER THE PERSON IS FOUND AND WHETHER22
	423	+	A PERPETRATOR HAS BEEN ARRESTED AND CHARGED IN THE CASE AND THE23
	424	+	DISPOSITION OF THE CHARGES; AND24
	425	+	(e) R
	426	+	ESOURCES AVAILABLE FOR FAMILY MEMBERS OF MISSING OR25
	427	+	MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES .26
	428	+	(2) (a) O
	429	+	N OR BEFORE DECEMBER 31, 2023, AND ON OR BEFORE27
	430	+	150
	431	+	-12- DECEMBER 31 OF EACH YEAR THEREAFTER , THE DEPARTMENT SHALL1
	432	+	SUBMIT A REPORT ON MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES TO2
	433	+	THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES JUDICIARY COMMITTEE AND THE SENATE3
	434	+	JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, OR THEIR SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES , AND THE4
	435	+	GOVERNOR'S OFFICE. THE DEPARTMENT SHALL MAKE THE REPORT5
	436	+	AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC ON ITS WEBSITE. THE REPORT MUST INCLUDE6
	437	+	AN UPDATE ABOUT MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES IN7
	438	+	C
	439	+	OLORADO, INCLUDING THE INFORMATION INCLUDED IN THE DASHBOARD8
	440	+	DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (1) OF THIS SECTION; THE RECOMMENDATIONS9
	441	+	FOR LEGISLATIVE AND GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY ACTIONS
	442	+	DESCRIBED IN10
	443	+	SECTION 24-33.5-2502 AND ANY OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS TO11
	444	+	ADDRESS INJUSTICE IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM'S RESPONSE TO THE12
	445	+	CASES OF MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES ; AND A13
	446	+	SUMMARY OF THE OFFICE'S WORK DURING THE YEAR.14
	447	+	(b) N
	448	+	OTWITHSTANDING SECTION 24-1-136 (11)(a)(I), THE15
	449	+	REPORTING REQUIREMENT DESCRIBED IN THIS SUBSECTION (2) CONTINUES16
	450	+	INDEFINITELY.17
	451	+	SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 24-31-319 as18
	452	+	follows:19
	453	+	24-31-319. Training related to missing indigenous persons -20
	454	+	development - basic and in-service training required. (1) T
	455	+	HE21
	456	+	P.O.S.T.
	457	+	BOARD SHALL WORK WITH THE OFFICE OF LIAISON FOR MISSING22
	458	+	AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES CREATED IN SECTION23
	459	+	24-33.5-2503 TO DEVELOP AND FACILITATE TRAINING FOR PEACE OFFICERS24
	460	+	ON ISSUES RELATING TO MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS PERSONS25
	461	+	INVESTIGATIONS.26
	462	+	(2) B
	463	+	EGINNING JANUARY 1, 2023, THE BASIC ACADEMY27
	464	+	150
	465	+	-13- CURRICULUM AND ANNUAL IN -SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAMS MUST1
	466	+	INCLUDE TRAINING CONCERNING ISSUES RELATING TO MISSING OR2
	467	+	MURDERED INDIGENOUS PERSONS .3
	468	+	SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 24-33.5-431 as4
	469	+	follows:5
	470	+	24-33.5-431. Missing indigenous persons - interagency6
	471	+	cooperation - data repository - alert program - report - rules.7
	472	+	(1) (a) T
	473	+	HE BUREAU SHALL COOPERATE WITH THE OFFICE OF LIAISON FOR8
	474	+	MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES ESTABLISHED IN SECTION9
	475	+	24-33.5-2503 AND FEDERAL , STATE, TRIBAL, AND LOCAL LAW10
	476	+	ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES FOR THE EFFICIENT INVESTIGATION OF MISSING11
	477	+	OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS PEOPLE .12
	478	+	(b) A
	479	+	NY TIME THE BUREAU RECEIVES A REPORT OF A MISSING OR13
	480	+	MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVE , AS DEFINED IN SECTION 24-33.5-2501,14
	481	+	WHO IS A MEMBER OF A FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBE , THE BUREAU15
	482	+	SHALL, AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE, NOTIFY THE TRIBAL ENTITY OF THE16
	483	+	REPORT.17
257	484		(2) (a) T
258		-	HE ~~EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR~~ OF ~~THE DEPARTMENT SHALL~~
259		-	~~APPOINT THE DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE PURSUANT TO SECTION~~
260		-	~~13 OF ARTICLE~~
261		-	~~XII OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION. THE DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE MUST BE~~ A
262		-	~~PERSON CLOSELY CONNECTED TO~~ A ~~TRIBE OR~~ THE ~~INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY~~
263		-	AND ~~WHO IS HIGHLY KNOWLEDGEABLE ABOUT CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS~~
264		-	.
265		-	T
266		-	~~HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR IS ENCOURAGED TO CONSIDER CANDIDATES FOR~~
267		-	~~APPOINTMENT WHO ARE RECOMMENDED BY TRIBES~~ AND ~~INDIGENOUS~~
268		-	~~COMMUNITIES~~
269		-	.
270		-	~~(b) T~~
271		-	~~HE DIRECTOR MAY APPOINT STAFF AS NECESSARY~~ TO ~~CARRY~~
272		-	~~OUT THE DUTIES~~ OF ~~THE OFFICE~~
273		-	. IN ~~APPOINTING STAFF FOR~~ THE ~~OFFICE, THE~~
274		-	~~DIRECTOR SHALL GIVE PREFERENCE TO THOSE WITH EXPERIENCE WORKING~~
275		-	~~WITH INDIGENOUS PERSONS AND~~
276		-	~~INDIAN TRIBES.~~ THE ~~DIRECTOR~~ SHALL
277		-	~~ENCOURAGE~~ INDIGENOUS ~~PERSONS TO APPLY FOR POSITIONS IN~~ THE ~~OFFICE~~
278		-	.
279		-	~~PAGE 6-SENATE~~ ~~BILL 22-150~~ ~~(3) THE OFFICE SHALL SERVE AS A LIAISON ON BEHALF OF THE~~
280		-	~~INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY ON ISSUES RELATED TO MISSING OR MURDERED~~
281		-	~~INDIGENOUS RELATIVES~~
282		-	~~, SUPPORT~~ THE ~~ADVISORY BOARD CREATED IN~~
283		-	~~SUBSECTION~~
284		-	~~(4) OF THIS SECTION, AND CARRY OUT ANY DUTIES ASSIGNED~~ BY
285		-	~~THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR~~
286		-	~~. IN CARRYING OUT ITS DUTIES,~~ ~~THE OFFICE SHALL~~
287		-	~~COLLABORATE WITH ANY RELEVANT ENTITIES~~
288		-	~~, INCLUDING THE COLORADO~~
289		-	~~COMMISSION~~ OF
290		-	~~INDIAN AFFAIRS,~~ ~~FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBES ,~~
291		-	~~INDIGENOUS-LED ORGANIZATIONS,~~ ~~TRIBAL AND LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT~~
292		-	~~AGENCIES~~
293		-	, ~~THE COLORADO BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION~~ , ~~AND THE COLORADO~~
294		-	~~STATE PATROL~~
295		-	.
296		-	~~(4) (a) T~~
297		-	~~HERE IS ESTABLISHED~~ IN THE ~~OFFICE~~ THE ~~COMMUNITY~~
298		-	~~VOLUNTEER ADVISORY BOARD~~ TO ~~IDENTIFY AND ADVISE~~ THE ~~OFFICE ON~~
299		-	~~AREAS OF CONCERN REGARDING MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS~~
300		-	~~RELATIVES AND ISSUES RELATING TO ORGANIZING OR CONDUCTING SEARCH~~
301		-	~~EFFORTS~~
302		-	~~, SUPPORT GROUPS, OR OTHER SUPPORTIVE EFFORTS RELATED TO~~
303		-	MISSING OR ~~MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES~~
304		-	. ~~THE ADVISORY BOARD~~
305		-	~~SHALL MEET AT LEAST ONCE PER QUARTER IN STATE FISCAL YEAR~~
306		-	~~2022-23,~~
307		-	~~AND BIANNUALLY THEREAFTER , AT DATES AND TIMES AS CALLED BY~~ THE
308		-	~~EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR~~
309		-	. THE ~~ADVISORY BOARD MAY MEET ELECTRONICALLY .~~
310		-	~~(b) T~~
311		-	~~HE ADVISORY BOARD IS COMPRISED OF THE FOLLOWING~~
312		-	~~MEMBERS~~
313		-	:
	485	+	HE BUREAU IS THE CENTRAL REPOSITORY OF INFORMATION18
	486	+	AND SHALL OPERATE A CLEARINGHOUSE DATABASE ON MISSING19
	487	+	INDIGENOUS PERSONS FROM COLORADO.20
	488	+	(b) A
	489	+	S A FUNCTION OF THE CENTRAL REPOSITORY , THE BUREAU21
	490	+	SHALL PREPARE AND MAKE PUBLICLY AVAILABLE AN ANNUAL REPORT ON22
	491	+	INFORMATION COMPILED FROM THE CLEARINGHOUSE DATABASE . THE23
	492	+	REPORT MUST INCLUDE BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION COLLECTED ON24
	493	+	MISSING PERSONS AND INCLUDE INFORMATION SUBMITTED BY FEDERAL ,25
	494	+	STATE, TRIBAL, AND LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES .26
	495	+	(c) T
	496	+	HE BUREAU MAY MAKE PUBLICLY AVAILABLE INFORMATION27
	497	+	150
	498	+	-14- ABOUT ONGOING MISSING PERSON INVESTIGATIONS TO AID IN THE1
	499	+	EFFICIENT INVESTIGATION AND SWIFT RECOVERY OF MISSING PERSONS OR2
	500	+	WHEN OTHERWISE IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST .3
	501	+	(3) (a) I
	502	+	N ORDER TO AID IN THE SAFE RECOVERY OF MISSING4
	503	+	INDIGENOUS PERSONS, THE BUREAU SHALL OPERATE A MISSING5
	504	+	INDIGENOUS PERSON ALERT PROGRAM . THE PROGRAM MUST BE A6
	505	+	COORDINATED EFFORT AMONG THE BUREAU , LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT7
	506	+	AGENCIES, FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBES , ANY GOVERNMENTAL8
	507	+	AGENCY THAT MAY BE INVOLVED IN THE SEARCH AND RECOVERY OF A9
	508	+	MISSING PERSON, AND THE STATE'S PUBLIC AND COMMERCIAL TELEVISION10
	509	+	AND RADIO BROADCASTERS . THE BUREAU MAY OPERATE THE ALERT11
	510	+	SYSTEM AS A PART OF ANY OTHER MISSING PERSON ALERT PROGRAM12
	511	+	OPERATED BY THE BUREAU.13
	512	+	(b) U
	513	+	PON RECEIVING NOTICE OF A MISSING INDIGENOUS PERSON14
	514	+	FROM A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY PURSUANT TO SECTION 16-2.7-103,15
	515	+	OR FROM ANY GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY THAT MAY BE INVOLVED IN THE16
	516	+	SEARCH AND RECOVERY OF A MISSING PERSON , THE BUREAU SHALL17
	517	+	CONFIRM THE ACCURACY OF THE INFORMATION AND THEN ISSUE AN18
	518	+	ALERT. THE ALERT MUST BE SENT TO DESIGNATED MEDIA OUTLETS IN19
	519	+	C
	520	+	OLORADO. PARTICIPATING RADIO STATIONS, TELEVISION STATIONS, AND20
	521	+	OTHER MEDIA OUTLETS MAY ISSUE THE ALERT AT DESIGNATED INTERVALS21
	522	+	AS SPECIFIED BY RULE. THE ALERT MUST INCLUDE ALL APPROPRIATE22
	523	+	INFORMATION FROM THE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY THAT MAY ASSIST23
	524	+	IN THE SAFE RECOVERY OF THE MISSING PERSON AND A STATEMENT24
	525	+	INSTRUCTING ANYONE WITH INFORMATION RELATED TO THE MISSING25
	526	+	PERSON TO CONTACT A LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY .26
	527	+	(c) T
	528	+	HE BUREAU SHALL CANCEL THE ALERT UPON NOTIFICATION27
	529	+	150
	530	+	-15- THAT THE MISSING PERSON HAS BEEN FOUND OR AT THE END OF THE1
	531	+	NOTIFICATION PERIOD, WHICHEVER OCCURS FIRST . A LOCAL LAW2
	532	+	ENFORCEMENT AGENCY THAT LOCATES A MISSING PERSON WHO IS THE3
	533	+	SUBJECT OF AN ALERT SHALL NOTIFY THE BUREAU AS SOON AS POSSIBLE4
	534	+	THAT THE MISSING PERSON HAS BEEN LOCATED .5
	535	+	(d) T
	536	+	HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT SHALL6
	537	+	PROMULGATE RULES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE "STATE ADMINISTRATIVE7
	538	+	P
	539	+	ROCEDURE ACT", ARTICLE 4 OF THIS TITLE 24, FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION8
	540	+	OF THE PROGRAM. THE RULES MUST INCLUDE:9
314	541		(I) T
315		-	EN MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR , AS
316		-	FOLLOWS
317		-	:
318		-	(A) O
319		-	NE REPRESENTATIVE OF AN INDIGENOUS -LED ORGANIZATION
320		-	THAT PROVIDES ADVOCACY OR COUNSELING FOR INDIGENOUS VICTIMS OF
321		-	VIOLENCE
322		-	;
323		-	(B) O
324		-	NE REPRESENTATIVE OF AN INDIGENOUS -LED ORGANIZATION
325		-	THAT PROVIDES LEGAL SERVICES FOR INDIGENOUS VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE
326		-	;
327		-	(C) O
328		-	NE REPRESENTATIVE OF AN INDIGENOUS -LED ORGANIZATION
329		-	THAT PROVIDES HEALTH SERVICES TO INDIGENOUS VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE
330		-	;
331		-	(D) O
332		-	NE REPRESENTATIVE OF A COMMUNITY -BASED ORGANIZATION
333		-	THAT PROVIDES SERVICES TO AN URBAN INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY
334		-	;
335		-	PAGE 7-SENATE BILL 22-150 (E) ONE REPRESENTATIVE OF A COMMUNITY -BASED ORGANIZATION
336		-	THAT PROVIDES SERVICES TO A RURAL INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY
337		-	;
338		-	(F) O
339		-	NE REPRESENTATIVE OF A COMMUNITY -BASED VICTIM
340		-	ADVOCATE ORGANIZATION SERVING
341		-	COLORADO'S INDIGENOUS POPULATION;
342		-	(G) O
343		-	NE REPRESENTATIVE OF A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION THAT
344		-	PROVIDES EDUCATION AND AWARENESS OF MISSING AND MURDERED
345		-	INDIGENOUS RELATIVES
346		-	; AND
347		-	(H) THREE MEMBERS WHO ARE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN
348		-	VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE OR ARE A FAMILY MEMBER OF AN INDIGENOUS PERSON
349		-	WHO HAS BEEN A VICTIM OF VIOLENCE
350		-	;
351		-	(II) O
352		-	NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS THE UTE MOUNTAIN UTE TRIBE,
353		-	APPOINTED BY THE UTE MOUNTAIN UTE TRIBAL COUNCIL;
354		-	(III) O
355		-	NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS THE SOUTHERN UTE INDIAN
356		-	TRIBE, APPOINTED BY THE SOUTHERN UTE TRIBAL COUNCIL;
357		-	(IV) O
358		-	NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS THE UTE INDIAN TRIBE OF THE
359		-	UINTAH AND OURAY RESERVATION, APPOINTED BY THE NORTHERN UTE
360		-	TRIBAL COUNCIL
361		-	;
362		-	(V) F
363		-	OUR MEMBERS WHO ARE EACH AN ENROLLED MEMBER OF A
364		-	TRIBE WITH HISTORICAL TIES TO
365		-	COLORADO, AS IDENTIFIED ON THE
366		-	COLORADO TRIBAL CONTACTS LIST DEVELOPED BY HISTORY COLORADO IN
367		-	PARTNERSHIP WITH THE
368		-	COLORADO COMMISSION OF INDIAN AFFAIRS;
369		-	(VI) T
370		-	WO MEMBERS WITH EXPERTISE IN LAW ENFORCEMENT ,
371		-	APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FROM ANY TWO OF THE FOLLOWING
372		-	CATEGORIES
373		-	:
374		-	(A) A
375		-	PEACE OFFICER WHO WORKS OR RESIDES ON A FEDERALLY
376		-	RECOGNIZED
377		-	INDIAN TRIBE'S RESERVATION IN COLORADO;
378		-	(B) A
379		-	SHERIFF FROM A COUNTY WITH A POPULATION OF FEWER THAN
380		-	ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PERSONS
381		-	;
382		-	(C) A
383		-	SHERIFF FROM AN URBAN COUNTY ;
384		-	PAGE 8-SENATE BILL 22-150 (D) A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COLORADO STATE PATROL, WITH THE
385		-	APPROVAL OF THE CHIEF OF THE STATE PATROL
386		-	; OR
387		-	(E) A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COLORADO BUREAU OF
388		-	INVESTIGATION
389		-	, WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE BUREAU ;
390		-	AND
391		-	(VII) TWO MEMBERS, APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, WHO
392		-	EACH REPRESENT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING
393		-	:
394		-	(A) T
395		-	HE ATTORNEY GENERAL 'S OFFICE, APPOINTED WITH THE
396		-	APPROVAL OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
397		-	;
398		-	(B) T
399		-	HE JUDICIAL BRANCH, APPOINTED WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE
400		-	STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR
401		-	;
402		-	(C) T
403		-	HE COLORADO COMMISSION OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, APPOINTED
404		-	WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMISSION
405		-	'S DIRECTOR;
406		-	(D) C
407		-	ERTIFIED DEATH INVESTIGATORS , WHO MUST BE A DEATH
408		-	INVESTIGATOR CERTIFIED BY THE STATE CORONERS ASSOCIATION
409		-	; OR
410		-	(E) THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES , APPOINTED WITH
411		-	THE APPROVAL OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT
412		-	.
413		-	(c) M
414		-	EMBERS SERVE AT THE PLEASURE OF THE APPOINTING
415		-	AUTHORITY
416		-	. ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS SERVE WITHOUT COMPENSATION
417		-	AND WITHOUT REIMBURSEMENT FOR EXPENSES
418		-	. ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS
419		-	ARE NOT OFFICE PERSONNEL
420		-	.
421		-	24-33.5-2604. Gifts, grants, and donations. T
422		-	HE DEPARTMENT
423		-	MAY SEEK
424		-	, ACCEPT, AND EXPEND GIFTS, GRANTS, OR DONATIONS FROM
425		-	PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SOURCES FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS PART
426		-	26.
427		-	24-33.5-2605. Information dashboard - report. (1) T
428		-	HE
429		-	DEPARTMENT SHALL PUBLISH ON ITS PUBLIC WEBSITE A DASHBOARD THAT
430		-	DISPLAYS
431		-	, IN AN INTERACTIVE , INTUITIVE, AND VISUAL MANNER ,
432		-	INFORMATION REGARDING MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS PERSONS ,
433		-	INCLUDING:
434		-	PAGE 9-SENATE BILL 22-150 (a) THE NUMBER OF CASES OF MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS
435		-	RELATIVES
436		-	;
437		-	(b) T
438		-	HE TRIBAL AFFILIATION OF EACH MISSING OR MURDERED
439		-	INDIGENOUS RELATIVE
440		-	, TO THE EXTENT THAT PUBLISHING TRIBAL
441		-	AFFILIATION DOES NOT IDENTIFY AN INDIVIDUAL PERSON
442		-	;
443		-	(c) G
444		-	EOGRAPHIC INFORMATION REGARDING CASES OF MISSING OR
445		-	MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES
446		-	;
447		-	(d) T
448		-	HE RESULTS OF CASES OF MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS
449		-	RELATIVES
450		-	; FOR EXAMPLE, WHETHER THE PERSON IS FOUND AND WHETHER
451		-	A PERPETRATOR HAS BEEN ARRESTED AND CHARGED IN THE CASE AND THE
452		-	DISPOSITION OF THE CHARGES
453		-	; AND
454		-	(e) RESOURCES AVAILABLE FOR FAMILY MEMBERS OF MISSING OR
455		-	MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES
456		-	.
457		-	(2) (a) O
458		-	N OR BEFORE DECEMBER 31, 2023, AND ON OR BEFORE
459		-	DECEMBER 31 OF EACH YEAR THEREAFTER, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL SUBMIT
460		-	A REPORT ON MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES TO THE HOUSE
461		-	OF REPRESENTATIVES JUDICIARY COMMITTEE AND THE SENATE JUDICIARY
462		-	COMMITTEE
463		-	, OR THEIR SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES , AND THE GOVERNOR 'S
464		-	OFFICE
465		-	. THE DEPARTMENT SHALL MAKE THE REPORT AVAILABLE TO THE
466		-	PUBLIC ON ITS WEBSITE
467		-	. THE REPORT MUST INCLUDE AN UPDATE ABOUT
468		-	MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES IN
469		-	COLORADO, INCLUDING
470		-	THE INFORMATION INCLUDED IN THE DASHBOARD DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
471		-	(1) OF THIS SECTION; THE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR LEGISLATIVE AND
472		-	GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY ACTIONS DESCRIBED IN SECTION
473		-	24-33.5-2602
474		-	AND ANY OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS TO ADDRESS INJUSTICE IN THE
475		-	CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
476		-	'S RESPONSE TO THE CASES OF MISSING OR
477		-	MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES
478		-	; AND A SUMMARY OF THE OFFICE'S WORK
479		-	DURING THE YEAR
480		-	.
481		-	(b) N
482		-	OTWITHSTANDING SECTION 24-1-136 (11)(a)(I), THE REPORTING
483		-	REQUIREMENT DESCRIBED IN THIS SUBSECTION
484		-	(2) CONTINUES INDEFINITELY.
485		-	SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 24-31-319 as
486		-	follows:
487		-	PAGE 10-SENATE BILL 22-150 24-31-319. Training related to missing indigenous persons -
488		-	development - basic and in-service training required. (1) T
489		-	HE P.O.S.T.
490		-	BOARD SHALL WORK WITH THE OFFICE OF LIAISON FOR MISSING AND
491		-	MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES CREATED IN SECTION
492		-	24-33.5-2603 TO
493		-	DEVELOP AND FACILITATE TRAINING FOR PEACE OFFICERS ON ISSUES
494		-	RELATING TO MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS PERSONS INVESTIGATIONS
495		-	.
496		-	(2) B
497		-	EGINNING JANUARY 1, 2023, THE BASIC ACADEMY CURRICULUM
498		-	AND ANNUAL IN
499		-	-SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAMS MUST INCLUDE TRAINING
500		-	CONCERNING ISSUES RELATING TO MISSING OR MURDERED INDIGENOUS
501		-	PERSONS
502		-	.
503		-	SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 24-33.5-431 as
504		-	follows:
505		-	24-33.5-431. Missing indigenous persons - interagency
506		-	cooperation - data repository - alert program - report - rules.
507		-	(1) (a) T
508		-	HE BUREAU SHALL COOPERATE WITH THE OFFICE OF LIAISON FOR
509		-	MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVES ESTABLISHED IN SECTION
510		-	24-33.5-2603 AND FEDERAL, STATE, TRIBAL, AND LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT
511		-	AGENCIES FOR THE EFFICIENT INVESTIGATION OF MISSING OR MURDERED
512		-	INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
513		-	.
514		-	(b) A
515		-	NY TIME THE BUREAU RECEIVES A REPORT OF A MISSING OR
516		-	MURDERED INDIGENOUS RELATIVE
517		-	, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 24-33.5-2601,
518		-	WHO IS A MEMBER OF A FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBE , THE BUREAU SHALL,
519		-	AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE, NOTIFY THE TRIBAL ENTITY OF THE REPORT.
520		-	(2) (a) T
521		-	HE BUREAU IS THE CENTRAL REPOSITORY OF INFORMATION
522		-	AND SHALL OPERATE A CLEARINGHOUSE DATABASE ON MISSING INDIGENOUS
523		-	PERSONS FROM
524		-	COLORADO.
525		-	(b) A
526		-	S A FUNCTION OF THE CENTRAL REPOSITORY , THE BUREAU
527		-	SHALL PREPARE AND MAKE PUBLICLY AVAILABLE AN ANNUAL REPORT ON
528		-	INFORMATION COMPILED FROM THE CLEARINGHOUSE DATABASE
529		-	. THE
530		-	REPORT MUST INCLUDE BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION COLLECTED ON
531		-	MISSING PERSONS AND INCLUDE INFORMATION SUBMITTED BY FEDERAL
532		-	,
533		-	STATE, TRIBAL, AND LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES .
534		-	(c) T
535		-	HE BUREAU MAY MAKE PUBLICLY AVAILABLE INFORMATION
536		-	PAGE 11-SENATE BILL 22-150 ABOUT ONGOING MISSING PERSON INVESTIGATIONS TO AID IN THE EFFICIENT
537		-	INVESTIGATION AND SWIFT RECOVERY OF MISSING PERSONS OR WHEN
538		-	OTHERWISE IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST
539		-	.
540		-	(3) (a) I
541		-	N ORDER TO AID IN THE SAFE RECOVERY OF MISSING
542		-	INDIGENOUS PERSONS
543		-	, THE BUREAU SHALL OPERATE A MISSING INDIGENOUS
544		-	PERSON ALERT PROGRAM
545		-	. THE PROGRAM MUST BE A COORDINATED EFFORT
546		-	AMONG THE BUREAU
547		-	, LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES , FEDERALLY
548		-	RECOGNIZED TRIBES
549		-	, ANY GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY THAT MAY BE I NVOLVED
550		-	IN THE SEARCH AND RECOVERY OF A MISSING PERSON
551		-	, AND THE STATE'S
552		-	PUBLIC AND COMMERCIAL TELEVISION AND RADIO BROADCASTERS
553		-	. THE
554		-	BUREAU MAY OPERATE THE ALERT SYSTEM AS A PART OF ANY OTHER
555		-	MISSING PERSON ALERT PROGRAM OPERATED BY THE BUREAU
556		-	.
557		-	(b) U
558		-	PON RECEIVING NOTICE OF A MISSING INDIGENOUS PERSON
559		-	FROM A LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY PURSUANT TO SECTION
560		-	16-2.7-103, OR
561		-	FROM ANY GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY THAT MAY BE I NVOLVED IN THE SEARCH
562		-	AND RECOVERY OF A MISSING PERSON
563		-	, THE BUREAU SHALL CONFIRM THE
564		-	ACCURACY OF THE INFORMATION AND THEN ISSUE AN ALERT
565		-	. THE ALERT
566		-	MUST BE SENT TO DESIGNATED MEDIA OUTLETS IN
567		-	COLORADO.
568		-	P
569		-	ARTICIPATING RADIO STATIONS, TELEVISION STATIONS, AND OTHER MEDIA
570		-	OUTLETS MAY ISSUE THE ALERT AT DESIGNATED INTERVALS AS SPECIFIED BY
571		-	RULE
572		-	. THE ALERT MUST INCLUDE ALL APPROPRIATE INFORMATION FROM THE
573		-	LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY THAT MAY ASSIST IN THE SAFE RECOVERY OF
574		-	THE MISSING PERSON AND A STATEMENT INSTRUCTING ANYONE WITH
575		-	INFORMATION RELATED TO THE MISSING PERSON TO CONTACT A LOCAL LAW
576		-	ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
577		-	.
578		-	(c) T
579		-	HE BUREAU SHALL CANCEL THE ALERT UPON NOTIFICATION
580		-	THAT THE MISSING PERSON HAS BEEN FOUND OR AT THE END OF THE
581		-	NOTIFICATION PERIOD
582		-	, WHICHEVER OCCURS FIRST . A LOCAL LAW
583		-	ENFORCEMENT AGENCY THAT LOCATES A MISSING PERSON WHO IS THE
584		-	SUBJECT OF AN ALERT SHALL NOTIFY THE BUREAU AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
585		-	THAT THE MISSING PERSON HAS BEEN LOCATED
586		-	.
587		-	(d) T
588		-	HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT SHALL
589		-	PROMULGATE RULES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
590		-	"STATE ADMINISTRATIVE
591		-	PROCEDURE ACT", ARTICLE 4 OF THIS TITLE 24, FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION
592		-	OF THE PROGRAM
593		-	. THE RULES MUST INCLUDE:
594		-	PAGE 12-SENATE BILL 22-150 (I) THE PROCESS TO BE FOLLOWED BY THE BUREAU IN CONFIRMING
595		-	THE LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
596		-	'S INFORMATION REGARDING A
597		-	MISSING INDIGENOUS PERSON
598		-	;
	542	+	HE PROCESS TO BE FOLLOWED BY THE BUREAU IN CONFIRMING10
	543	+	THE LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY 'S INFORMATION REGARDING A11
	544	+	MISSING INDIGENOUS PERSON;12
599	545		(II) T
600		-	HE PROCESS FOR REPORTING THE INFORMATION TO THE
601		-	FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
602		-	'S DESIGNATED STATE EMERGENCY
603		-	ALERT SYSTEM BROADCASTER IN
604		-	COLORADO; AND
605		-	(III) ANY ADDITIONAL PROCESSES NECESSARY FOR THE EFFECTIVE
606		-	IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROGRAM
607		-	.
	546	+	HE PROCESS FOR REPORTING THE INFORMATION TO THE13
	547	+	FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION 'S DESIGNATED STATE14
	548	+	EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM BROADCASTER IN COLORADO; AND15
	549	+	(III) A
	550	+	NY ADDITIONAL PROCESSES NECESSARY FOR THE EFFECTIVE16
	551	+	IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROGRAM .17
608	552		(e) I
609		-	N ITS ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMMITTEES OF REFERENCE
610		-	PURSUANT TO SECTION
611		-	2-7-203, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL REPORT THE
612		-	NUMBER OF TIMES AND DATES WHEN THE ALERT SYSTEM WAS USED
613		-	; THE AGE
614		-	AND GENDER OF EACH MISSING PERSON
615		-	; AND WHETHER THE ALERT SYSTEM
616		-	ASSISTED IN LOCATING THE MISSING PERSON
617		-	. NOTWITHSTANDING
618		-	SUBSECTION
619		-	24-1-136 (11)(a)(I), THE REPORTING REQUIREMENT SET FORTH
620		-	IN THIS SUBSECTION
621		-	(3)(e) CONTINUES INDEFINITELY.
622		-	SECTION 5. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 16-2.7-103, add (3) as
623		-	follows:
	553	+	N ITS ANNUAL REPORT TO TH E COMMITTEES OF REFERENCE18
	554	+	PURSUANT TO SECTION 2-7-203, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL REPORT THE19
	555	+	NUMBER OF TIMES AND DATES WHEN THE ALERT SYSTEM WAS USED ; THE20
	556	+	AGE AND GENDER OF EACH MISSING PERSON ; AND WHETHER THE ALERT21
	557	+	SYSTEM ASSISTED IN LOCATING THE MISSING PERSON . NOTWITHSTANDING22
	558	+	SUBSECTION 24-1-136 (11)(a)(I), THE REPORTING REQUIREMENT SET23
	559	+	FORTH IN THIS SUBSECTION (3)(e) CONTINUES INDEFINITELY.24
	560	+	SECTION 5. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 16-2.7-103, add (3)25
	561	+	as follows:26
624	562		16-2.7-103. Missing person reports - response. (3) I
625		-	F THE MISSING
626		-	PERSON IS AN INDIGENOUS PERSON
627		-	, THE BEST COURSE OF ACTION FOR THE
628		-	LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY INCLUDES APPROPRIATE COMMUNICATIONS
629		-	WITH OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES THAT MAY ASSIST IN LOCATING
630		-	THE MISSING INDIGENOUS PERSON
631		-	. ADDITIONALLY, THE LAW ENFORCEMENT
632		-	AGENCY SHALL
633		-	, WITHIN EIGHT HOURS AFTER RECEIVING A REPORT OF A
634		-	MISSING ADULT OR WITHIN TWO HOURS OF RECEIVING A REPORT OF A
635		-	MISSING CHILD
636		-	, NOTIFY THE COLORADO BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION .
637		-	SECTION 6. Appropriation. (1) For the 2022-23 state fiscal year,
638		-	$497,250 is appropriated to the department of public safety. This
639		-	appropriation is from the general fund. To implement this act, the
640		-	department may use this appropriation as follows:
641		-	(a) $15,982 for use by the executive director's office for vehicle
642		-	lease payments;
643		-	(b) $372,798 for use by the Colorado bureau of investigation for
644		-	PAGE 13-SENATE BILL 22-150 personal services related to laboratory and investigative services, which
645		-	amount is based on an assumption that the bureau will require an additional
646		-	4.5 FTE;
647		-	(c) $93,590 for use by the Colorado bureau of investigation for
648		-	operating expenses related to laboratory and investigative services; and
649		-	(d) $14,880 for use by the Colorado bureau of investigation for
650		-	overtime related to laboratory and investigative services.
651		-	(2) For the 2022-23 state fiscal year, $15,982 is appropriated to the
652		-	department of personnel. This appropriation is from reappropriated funds
653		-	received from the department of public safety under subsection (1)(a) of this
654		-	section. To implement this act, the department of personnel may use this
655		-	appropriation to provide fleet vehicles for the department of public safety.
656		-	SECTION 7. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,
657		-	PAGE 14-SENATE BILL 22-150 determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate
658		-	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety.
659		-	____________________________ ____________________________
660		-	Steve Fenberg Alec Garnett
661		-	PRESIDENT OF SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
662		-	THE SENATE OF REPRESENTATIVES
663		-	____________________________ ____________________________
664		-	Cindi L. Markwell Robin Jones
665		-	SECRETARY OF CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE
666		-	THE SENATE OF REPRESENTATIVES
667		-	APPROVED________________________________________
668		-	(Date and Time)
669		-	_________________________________________
670		-	Jared S. Polis
671		-	GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
672		-	PAGE 15-SENATE BILL 22-150
	563	+	F THE27
	564	+	150
	565	+	-16- MISSING PERSON IS AN INDIGENOUS PERSON, THE BEST COURSE OF ACTION1
	566	+	FOR THE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY INCLUDES APPROPRIATE2
	567	+	COMMUNICATIONS WITH OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES THAT MAY3
	568	+	ASSIST IN LOCATING THE MISSING INDIGENOUS PERSON . ADDITIONALLY,4
	569	+	THE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY SHALL , WITHIN EIGHT HOURS AFTER5
	570	+	RECEIVING A REPORT OF A MISSING ADULT OR WITHIN TWO HOURS OF6
	571	+	RECEIVING A REPORT OF A MISSING CHILD, NOTIFY THE COLORADO BUREAU7
	572	+	OF INVESTIGATION.8
	573	+	SECTION 6. Appropriation. (1) For the 2022-23 state fiscal9
	574	+	year, $497,250 is appropriated to the department of public safety. This10
	575	+	appropriation is from the general fund. To implement this act, the11
	576	+	department may use this appropriation as follows:12
	577	+	(a) $15,982 for use by the executive director's office for vehicle13
	578	+	lease payments;14
	579	+	(b) $372,798 for use by the Colorado bureau of investigation for15
	580	+	personal services related to laboratory and investigative services, which16
	581	+	amount is based on an assumption that the bureau will require an17
	582	+	additional 4.5 FTE;18
	583	+	(c) $93,590 for use by the Colorado bureau of investigation for19
	584	+	operating expenses related to laboratory and investigative services; and20
	585	+	(d) $14,880 for use by the Colorado bureau of investigation for21
	586	+	overtime related to laboratory and investigative services.22
	587	+	(2) For the 2022-23 state fiscal year, $15,982 is appropriated to23
	588	+	the department of personnel. This appropriation is from reappropriated24
	589	+	funds received from the department of public safety under subsection25
	590	+	(1)(a) of this section. To implement this act, the department of personnel26
	591	+	may use this appropriation to provide fleet vehicles for the department of27
	592	+	150
	593	+	-17- public safety.1
	594	+	SECTION 7. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,2
	595	+	determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate3
	596	+	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety.4
	597	+	150
	598	+	-18-