The bill enacts R.S. 40:2522, establishing new criteria for issuing missing person alerts in Louisiana, specifically for adults and children with disabilities. It introduces the "Bryan's Call" alert system, which will be activated for missing children aged seventeen or younger who are not a risk to the public and are believed to have developmental or cognitive impairments. Additionally, a similar alert will be available for adults aged eighteen or older under the same conditions. Local law enforcement agencies are required to issue alerts immediately upon receiving reports of missing persons, and if they lack the capability, they must contact the state police to issue the alert.

The legislation also mandates that the state police provide training for first responders on handling missing person cases, including the use of alert systems. Furthermore, it includes provisions for immunity from civil damages or criminal penalties for law enforcement officers and media entities involved in the dissemination of information related to these alerts. The bill will take effect upon the governor's signature or after the designated period for bills to become law without a signature.