Creates the "Missouri GIS Advisory Council"

HB 2268 establishes the Missouri GIS Advisory Council within the Office of Administration to advise the state on geospatial data infrastructure. The council, composed of state agency directors and 14 public members representing government, business, public safety, and academia, must meet quarterly to support statewide access to location-based data systems. It specifically aims to improve access for life-safety entities like Next Generation 911 while ensuring no personally identifiable information is collected. The bill directly affects state agencies managing spatial data (e.g., transportation, conservation, health) and public safety operations. The council serves two-year terms without pay but may receive expense reimbursement.