This bill establishes a five-year Domestic Violence Forensic Exam Pilot Program, directed by the District Attorneys Council, aimed at providing qualified licensed health care professionals to conduct forensic exams for victims of domestic violence in participating counties. The program is contingent upon available funding and is open to counties with populations exceeding 100,000. Additionally, a Domestic Violence Examination Fund will be created in each participating county to cover the costs of these forensic medical examinations.

The bill outlines the definitions of key terms related to domestic violence, including "domestic violence," "intimate partner," and "qualified licensed health care professional." It also mandates the Crime Victims Compensation Board to set procedures for disbursing funds from the Domestic Violence Examination Fund, with a cap of $200 for each forensic exam. The District Attorneys Council is authorized to transfer funds from the Crime Victims Compensation Fund to the Domestic Violence Examination Fund and to engage in necessary contracts and actions to implement the pilot program. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2025.