This legislative bill (HF No. 01222025) from Minnesota aims to abolish the Public Safety Advisory Council and modify the reporting requirements for cases involving alleged misconduct by law enforcement officers. Currently, chiefs of law enforcement agencies must produce annual summary reports detailing investigations of misconduct, and this bill would require them to also submit detailed individual officer data in real-time. These comprehensive updates will help evaluate training effectiveness and identify behaviors indicating a crisis among officers. Additionally, the bill bans confidentiality agreements that could hide such data from the overseeing board. The Public Safety Advisory Council, initially set up to provide citizen involvement and oversight on policing policies, is proposed to be repealed under this bill.