The bill provides a comprehensive report on the case referrals made by the Disabled Persons Protection Commission (DPPC) to district attorneys for the fiscal year 2024. It details the number of open criminal cases, charges filed, and the outcomes of prosecutions across various districts in Massachusetts. The report indicates a total of 1,080 referrals, with 404 cases pending investigation, 361 cases filed, and 360 disposed of, including 149 resulting in conviction and 201 without conviction. The types of charges associated with these cases range from physical and sexual abuse to financial exploitation and various forms of assault.

The report aims to enhance transparency regarding the handling of DPPC referrals and acknowledges that many cases may extend beyond a single fiscal year. It highlights the importance of tracking these cases to ensure accountability and justice for individuals with disabilities who are victims of abuse or neglect. The inclusion of detailed statistics and the variety of charges underscores the serious nature of the offenses being addressed and the ongoing efforts to protect vulnerable populations in the state.