The bill establishes a suicide mortality review team within the Department of Veterans' Affairs, tasked with analyzing and addressing the causes of suicide in Nebraska. The team will consist of various members, including the director of the department, representatives from the Nebraska Violent Death Reporting System, local outreach organizations, and other professionals such as education administrators and mental health professionals. The team is responsible for developing a data collection system, conducting annual analyses of suicide incidents, creating protocols for investigations, and educating the public on suicide prevention.

Additionally, the bill outlines the powers and duties of the review team, including the ability to subpoena records related to suicides and ensuring confidentiality of the information gathered. The team is required to submit an annual report summarizing the findings from the previous year, including demographic information and contributing factors to the suicides reviewed. The report may also include recommendations for preventing future suicides. Overall, the bill aims to enhance public health and welfare by systematically addressing the issue of suicide in the state.