Organized Retail and Supply Chain Crimes Advisory Board establishment and appropriation

SF 3290 establishes the Organized Retail and Supply Chain Crimes Advisory Board to advise Minnesota's Commissioner of Public Safety on combating organized retail theft and supply chain crime. The board includes 16 members representing law enforcement (police chiefs, sheriffs, prosecutors), retailers (Minnesota Retailers Association, grocers, trucking associations), tribal representatives, and federal agencies. Its key duties are to develop statewide strategies, identify crime trends and connections to other crimes (like drug trafficking), address online retail impacts, and recommend protocols for multijurisdictional enforcement. The bill also creates a statewide coordinator role to oversee enforcement coordination, training, and business education programs, with no expiration date for the advisory board.