Presumes that certain cancers in public safety officers were caused by line-of-duty exposure, making officers and their families eligible for federal death and disability benefits when specified conditions are met.

• Presumes a listed cancer is a line-of-duty injury when the officer was exposed to a carcinogen on duty, served at least 5 years, and was diagnosed within 15 years of leaving service, unless medical evidence shows the exposure was not a substantial factor.
• Lists 22 cancer types and requires the Bureau's Director to review the list at least every 3 years, with a petition process for adding cancers.
• Applies to death claims predicated on deaths on or after January 1, 2020, and to disability claims filed on or after that date, and lets affected individuals file within 3 years of enactment.
• Changes confidentiality rules for information furnished to Office of Justice Programs components and makes related technical corrections to the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act and the Safeguarding America's First Responders Act of 2020.

• Judiciary Committee (Senate)

Crime and Law Enforcement