The Comprehensive Policing and Justice Reform Technical Temporary Amendment Act of 2025 aims to enhance the oversight of police conduct in the District of Columbia by expanding the Police Complaints Board from five to nine members, ensuring representation from each Ward and an at-large member, all of whom must not be affiliated with any law enforcement agency. Additionally, the bill empowers the Executive Director of the Office of Police Complaints to initiate complaints against police officers if they uncover evidence of misconduct that was not included in the original complaint. This includes situations where an officer fails to intervene in or report excessive force or other misconduct by fellow officers.

Furthermore, the bill amends certain provisions in Chapter 3 of Title 14 of the District of Columbia Official Code to clarify that specific legal references apply only to victims under the age of 18. This includes changes to language regarding the relationships and circumstances involving victims of sexual assault and other crimes, ensuring that the legal framework is appropriately tailored to protect minors. The act is set to expire 225 days after its enactment, following a 30-day congressional review period.