Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Justice Program.

The word 'aggregated' was inserted before 'data' in both the legislative digest and Section 15008(c)(1), meaning the program must publish only aggregated (summary-level) data on missing and murdered indigenous persons cases rather than potentially individual case details.

The sunset date for the annual reporting requirement under Section 15008(d)(2)(A) was changed from January 1, 2029 to January 1, 2033, extending the mandatory reporting period by four years.

The annual report requirement (subdivision d) now has a start date of July 1, 2030, and its sunset is extended from January 1, 2029 to January 1, 2033, giving the program roughly four additional years of reporting obligations beyond the original deadline.

The data publication requirement (subdivision c(1)) now includes a start date of July 1, 2030, meaning the program is not required to publish case data until that date rather than immediately upon establishment.

New subdivision (c)(2) requires that publications about missing or murdered indigenous persons include specific data points: general demographic information (age, gender, race, ethnicity), any tribal affiliation, and any history in the foster care system.

Subdivision (c) was restructured from a single broad publication mandate into two paragraphs: (c)(1) retains the general requirement to publish data, while (c)(2) adds the specific mandatory content requirements listed above.

Added 'hereby' to the establishment clause ('is hereby established'), a minor legislative drafting clarification.

Added principal coauthor (Assembly Member Ramos) and additional coauthors (Senator Richardson, Assembly Members Hadwick, Krell, and Schiavo), indicating broader bipartisan and bicameral support for the bill.