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A joint resolution is a formal statement of the Legislature's position rather than a change to state law, meaning it creates no new legal requirements and involves no funding. This resolution declares Utah's support for developing and using new technology to help combat human trafficking and domestic violence, citing examples such as discreet rescue-tracking devices placed in public restrooms at transportation hubs, which could allow victims to quietly request help and be located by law enforcement. It also acknowledges the scale of these problems in Utah and nationally, including trafficking cases identified in the state and the frequency of domestic violence, and notes that transportation hubs are often sites where trafficking occurs.