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Recommended by the Native American Legislative Liaison Committee, this bill makes several administrative changes to how Utah's Navajo Trust Fund — a fund supporting the health, education, and general welfare of Navajo people in San Juan County — is managed and overseen. It reduces how often the board of trustees must meet, from once every two months to quarterly, and similarly changes the trust administrator's required reporting to the board from monthly to quarterly. The bill also changes annual investment reporting to identify broad investment categories and their rates of return, rather than listing each individual investment, and exempts fund investment activity records from Utah's public records law.