Directing the university of Kansas to operate a statewide repository of anonymous human trafficking data that is submitted by law enforcement agencies and prosecutors.

Summary

The bill would have the University of Kansas create and maintain a database that collects anonymous human‑trafficking information from law‑enforcement agencies, the Kansas Bureau of Investigation and prosecutors. Those agencies would be required to submit basic case details, and the university would analyze the data and issue an annual report to top state officials. The aim is to improve understanding of trafficking trends and guide state responses.

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