The bill outlines the activities and findings of the Disabled Persons Protection Commission (DPPC) in Massachusetts for the fiscal year 2025, detailing the agency's role in investigating abuse against adults with disabilities. The DPPC reported a total of 1,054 cases investigated, with 434 classified as crimes of a sexual nature. The report highlights a significant increase in intakes referred to District Attorneys for criminal investigation, rising from 1,880 in a previous year to 2,305 in FY2025, indicating a growing concern for the protection of disabled individuals.

Furthermore, the report emphasizes the importance of reporting suspected abuse and provides contact information for the DPPC's 24-hour hotline, encouraging public engagement in safeguarding the rights of individuals with disabilities. The DPPC expresses appreciation for the review of the report and invites further inquiries, reaffirming its commitment to protecting this vulnerable population through ongoing investigations, legal support, and public awareness initiatives.