The bill establishes a new legal framework for law enforcement to seek court consent for conducting forensic interviews of minors at licensed child advocacy centers when the suspect of a crime is the minor's parent, guardian, or custodian. It requires law enforcement to submit an application that details the nature of the crime being investigated, the necessity of the forensic interview, the attempts made to obtain consent from the minor's parent or guardian, and the reasons why consent cannot be obtained through other means. The application must be supported by an oath or affirmation and include specific facts that justify the need for the interview.

Additionally, the bill defines a "minor" as a person under eighteen years of age. This legislative change aims to ensure that forensic interviews are conducted in a manner that respects the rights of minors while also facilitating necessary investigations into potential crimes involving their guardians.