The proposed bill, H. F. No., introduced by Representatives Novotny and Witte, concerns public safety in Minnesota. It includes several key provisions:

1. Peace Officer Protection from Discipline: The bill amends the existing law to protect peace officers from being disciplined based solely on their inclusion in a Brady-Giglio list. These lists are maintained by prosecutors and identify officers who might be impaired in their credibility, often due to issues like failing to disclose all evidence in a case that could help exonerate a defendant.

2. Establishment of a Task Force: The bill mandates the creation of a task force to thoroughly examine the use and implications of inclusion on Brady-Giglio lists. The task force will be comprised of various stakeholders, including representatives from the Attorney General's office, the Minnesota Supreme Court, and several law enforcement associations.

3. Task Force Responsibilities and Reporting: The task force will evaluate several aspects related to Brady-Giglio lists, including disclosing peace officer personnel file information and the feasibility of a statewide system to regulate these lists. They are required to meet regularly and prepare a report by December 1, 2025, summarizing their findings and recommendations. Following this, the task force will be dissolved.

In essence, this bill seeks to address issues related to the discipline and credibility of peace officers in relation to prosecutorial assessments, while also setting up a structured review system through the establishment of a specified task force.