Relates to amending the New York City Charter in relation to expanding the investigative scope of the Civilian Complaint Review Board

This bill expands the Civilian Complaint Review Board's (CCRB) authority to investigate complaints about New York City Police Department officers involving bias-based profiling. It specifically adds complaints alleging that officers targeted individuals based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or other protected characteristics - not just behavior - as a reason for police action. The CCRB can now also examine the truthfulness of police statements made during complaint investigations. This directly affects police officers (as subjects of complaints) and the public (who file complaints about biased policing). The bill clarifies that bias-based profiling means using protected traits as the main reason for police action, rather than actual criminal behavior.