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Utah's Navajo Trust Fund, which supports the health, education, and general welfare of Navajo people living in San Juan County, would see several changes to how it's managed and overseen under this bill. The board of trustees would be required to meet quarterly instead of once every two months, and the trust administrator would report to the board quarterly rather than monthly. The bill would also change how investments are reported annually, requiring the fund to disclose investment categories and their rates of return rather than listing each individual investment separately, and would exempt records related to the fund's investment activities from Utah's public records law.