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Utah's Office of American Indian-Alaska Native Health and Family Services would be required to develop a training curriculum for peace officers who investigate cases involving missing or murdered indigenous individuals. The curriculum must cover methods for accurately gathering information on a victim's race, ethnicity, and tribal affiliation; principles of tribal sovereignty as they relate to such investigations; relevant federal, state, and tribal laws; and best practices for coordinating with and interviewing family members during an investigation. The office would be required to review and update this curriculum at least once every three years, and may work with universities, non-profit organizations, or other subject-matter experts in developing it.