The bill establishes a new advisory board for the missing and exploited children task force within chapter 13.60 RCW. This board is tasked with advising the chief of the Washington State Patrol on the management and coordination of the task force's activities. The chief will appoint seven members to the board, including representatives from various sectors such as law enforcement, legal defense, tribal communities, and individuals with lived experiences related to child abduction or exploitation. Additionally, a representative from the attorney general's office will also be appointed. The board is required to meet at least annually and will elect its own chair.

Furthermore, the advisory board is mandated to submit an annual report to the legislature starting December 1, 2026. This report will detail the operations conducted by the task force, including the number of sting operations, children rescued, and arrests made. It will also assess the task force's performance and provide recommendations for improvement. The bill aims to enhance interagency communication and coordination by inviting representatives from federal law enforcement and state social service agencies to participate in the advisory board.