The bill focuses on enhancing the efforts of the Disabled Persons Protection Commission (DPPC) in Massachusetts, which is dedicated to investigating and preventing abuse against adults with disabilities. The DPPC has reported a significant number of abuse cases, with 4,068 reports leading to 3,873 intakes and 790 investigations. The agency has established a Sexual Assault Response (SAR) team to support victims and maintains an Abuser Registry to prevent individuals with substantiated abuse findings from working with vulnerable populations. The bill also highlights the collaboration between the DPPC and other agencies to improve protective services and raise awareness about abuse. Additionally, the bill addresses the increasing number of criminal cases investigated by District Attorneys, particularly those of a sexual nature, with 1,103 cases reported in FY2024. The legal language changes in the bill include new figures for abuse reports referred to the District Attorney, such as 2305 2214 and 1103 1103 1053, while older figures like 1876 and 880 have been removed. These updates aim to provide a clearer understanding of the trends in abuse reporting and the actions taken by law enforcement.