This bill mandates that law enforcement officers involved in a deadly use of force incident must be placed on paid administrative leave for 45 days and attend mandatory mental health counseling or therapy. The bill defines a "deadly use of force incident" as one where an officer's physical force results in a person's death and outlines the responsibilities of law enforcement agencies following such incidents. Specifically, agencies are required to provide mental health services at no cost to the officer for a minimum of 90 days, with the possibility of extending this period based on recommendations from the mental health professional.

To return to active duty, officers must regularly attend therapy during their leave and obtain clearance from a licensed mental health professional. The bill also clarifies that these provisions do not apply if the officer faces criminal charges related to the incident. Overall, the legislation aims to ensure the mental well-being of officers involved in critical incidents while maintaining public safety.