The bill amends Arkansas Code 9-32-101 to enhance the collaboration of state agencies in forming and implementing statewide child abduction response teams. It specifies that the Attorney General's office, along with several other agencies including the Division of Arkansas State Police, Criminal Justice Institute, and Arkansas Sheriffs' Association, will work together to allocate resources and respond to cases involving missing or endangered children. The language changes include replacing "Office of the Attorney General" with "Attorney General's office" and removing the requirement for agencies to execute a memorandum of understanding regarding guidelines for implementation.

Additionally, the bill outlines the responsibilities of the Division of Arkansas State Police, which include assembling the response teams and ensuring that all listed agencies collaborate effectively to respond to child abduction incidents and provide preventative measures. The previous requirement for the Criminal Justice Institute to coordinate the certification and recertification of the response teams has been deleted from the law. Overall, the bill aims to streamline the response to child abduction cases by fostering inter-agency cooperation and clarifying roles.