Relating to participant eligibility in the Address Confidentiality Program; declaring an emergency.

HB 2710 expands Oregon's Address Confidentiality Program to include victims of child abduction (defined as individuals under 18 who experienced kidnapping or custodial interference) as eligible participants. The bill amends Oregon law to add "victim of child abduction" to the list of qualifying categories alongside domestic violence, sexual offenses, and other protections. Under this change, eligible individuals can use a substitute address provided by the Attorney General to shield their actual residence from public records, reducing safety risks. The bill also declares an emergency, effective upon passage, to prioritize its implementation.