Repealing data collection code section relating to Juvenile Reform Oversight Committee

SB 943 repeals a specific law (§49-5-106) that required state agencies - including the Supreme Court, Juvenile Services, Human Services, and Education departments - to collect and compile juvenile justice data for the Juvenile Reform Oversight Committee. This requirement had already expired on December 31, 2020, due to a built-in sunset provision, meaning it was no longer active. The bill formally removes the outdated provision from West Virginia’s legal code to maintain an accurate and streamlined set of laws. It does not change current data practices or create new obligations, as the mandate was already inactive. This is a routine legislative cleanup of expired provisions.