The legislative bill in question aims to ensure continuous financial support for law enforcement training in Minnesota. Specifically, it amends previous laws to establish ongoing funding of $6,000,000 each year for the Philando Castile Memorial Training Fund. This fund is dedicated to enhancing law enforcement training and promoting best practices. The fund will reimburse costs related to specific training courses, including those that cover use of force, crisis response, conflict management, cultural diversity, and autism awareness.

Further, the bill outlines thorough criteria for the approval and assessment of training courses. Training course sponsors must include detailed plans and goals in their application for approval, and, upon course completion, submit student evaluations of the instructors. If money remains after all eligible training costs are covered, it can be used to reimburse law enforcement agencies for other board-approved training activities. The bill ensures a systematic review of these courses to maintain their quality and relevance. This initiative reflects a structured approach to improving law enforcement training with designated funds, clear guidelines for course delivery, and accountability through assessments and evaluations.