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When Utah's child welfare fatality review committee investigates the death or near-death of a child known to the state, it produces a report shared with the Health and Human Services Interim Committee and the Child Welfare Legislative Oversight Panel. This bill changes what must be hidden from those reports and the department's written response to them, narrowing the redaction requirement from broad "identifying information" to only surnames and addresses, so legislators reviewing the reports would receive more detailed information about what happened and how the department responded. The bill also makes technical wording changes to clarify which reports each committee reviews and when the oversight panel's review applies.