Creates the Missouri geospatial advisory council

HB 2633 establishes the Missouri Geospatial Advisory Council to advise the state on developing and managing location-based data systems (geospatial infrastructure). The council, composed of 19 appointed members from state agencies, local governments, academia, and the private sector, will coordinate data sharing among state and local entities, recommend policies for efficient geospatial data use, and support workforce development. It directly affects state agencies, local governments, and life-safety services (like emergency response) by promoting shared access to statewide geographic data. The council will meet monthly, provide budget recommendations to the Office of Administration, and oversee the Missouri Spatial Data Information Service (MSDIS). This procedural bill focuses on creating a formal structure for collaborative geospatial data management, not on specific policy changes.