The proposed bill establishes a "Brady-Giglio designation" for peace officers in Minnesota, which is a designation made by prosecuting agencies for officers who have experienced incidents that may undermine their credibility, such as untruthfulness or criminal convictions. The bill outlines the responsibilities of law enforcement agencies regarding the confidentiality of officers' employment data, ensuring that statements, recordings, and complaints against officers remain confidential unless consented to by the officer or required by law. It also mandates that officers have the right to access their personnel files and training records upon request, regardless of ongoing investigations.

Additionally, the bill sets forth procedures for prosecuting agencies when designating an officer as Brady-Giglio impaired. This includes providing written notice to the officer, allowing them to present evidence and request reconsideration of the designation. The bill emphasizes the importance of transparency and due process, requiring prosecuting agencies to adopt policies that inform officers of their rights and the criteria for designation. It also ensures that any prior designations made before the bill's enactment can be reconsidered under the new guidelines. The provisions are designed to protect the rights of peace officers while maintaining the integrity of the justice system.