Director of child sex trafficking prevention requirement to submit a program evaluation each odd-numbered year to the legislature

This bill requires Minnesota's Director of Child Sex Trafficking Prevention to submit an annual program evaluation to the legislature every odd-numbered year. The evaluation must assess whether the statewide safe harbor program for sexually exploited youth is effectively reaching intended victims and if support services (like housing and counseling) are accessible and adequate. It also mandates examining outcomes such as improved identification of victims, coordination of investigations, and whether penalties under related laws fund victim services. The bill does not change the program's structure but establishes a regular reporting requirement for legislative oversight. (This is a procedural requirement affecting the Director's reporting duties, not the program itself.)