Reestablishing the advisory board for the missing and exploited children task force.

This bill reestablishes an advisory board to help the Washington State Patrol guide the task force on missing and exploited children. The board will have seven members appointed by the State Patrol chief, plus a representative from the Attorney General's office, and will include people like prosecutors, police chiefs, defense attorneys, tribal representatives, and someone with lived experience of child abduction. The board will meet at least annually and report to the legislature on the task force's operations and recommendations.

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