are available for the benefit of missing and 
exploited children and their families; and 
‘‘(ii) the existence and nature of pro-
grams being carried out by Federal agen-
cies to assist missing and exploited chil-
dren and their families; 
‘‘(D) coordinate public and private pro-
grams that locate, recover, or reunite missing 
children with their families; 
‘‘(E) disseminate, on a national basis, in-
formation relating to innovative and model pro-
grams, services, and legislation that benefit 
missing and exploited children; 
‘‘(F) in cooperation with the Department 
of Justice, the Department of State, and local 
law enforcement, develop and present an annual 
report on the actual number of children nation-
wide who are reported missing each year, the 
number of children who are victims of non-fam-
ily abductions, the number of children who are 
the victims of parental kidnappings, and the 
number of children who are recovered each 
year; 
‘‘(G) provide to State and local govern-
ments, public and private nonprofit agencies, 
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and individuals information to facilitate the 
lawful use of school records and birth certifi-
cates to identify and locate missing children; 
‘‘(H) provide technical assistance and 
training to law enforcement agencies, State and 
local governments, elements of the criminal jus-
tice system, public and private nonprofit agen-
cies, and individuals in the prevention, inves-
tigation, prosecution, and treatment of cases in-
volving missing and exploited children; 
‘‘(I) provide assistance to families and law 
enforcement agencies in locating and recovering 
missing and exploited children, both nationally 
and internationally; 
‘‘(J) provide analytical support and tech-
nical assistance to law enforcement agencies 
through searching public records databases in 
locating and recovering missing and exploited 
children and helping to locate and identify ab-
ductors; 
‘‘(K) provide direct on-site technical assist-
ance and consultation to law enforcement agen-
cies in child abduction and exploitation cases; 
‘‘(L) provide forensic technical assistance 
and consultation to law enforcement and other 
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agencies in the identification of unidentified de-
ceased children through facial reconstruction of 
skeletal remains and similar techniques; 
‘‘(M) track the incidence of attempted 
child abductions in order to identify links and 
patterns, and provide such information to law 
enforcement agencies; 
‘‘(N) provide assistance to law enforcement 
agencies in locating non-compliant sex offend-
ers; 
‘‘(O) facilitate the deployment of the Na-
tional Emergency Child Locator Center to as-
sist in reuniting missing children with their 
families during periods of national disasters; 
‘‘(P) work in conjunction with the Federal 
Bureau of Investigation to provide fitness deter-
minations based on the criminal history of ap-
plicants for volunteer positions in child-serving 
non-profit organizations. 
‘‘(Q) operate a cyber tipline to provide on-
line users and electronic service providers an ef-
fective means of reporting Internet-related child 
sexual exploitation in the areas of— 
‘‘(i) possession, manufacture and dis-
tribution of child pornography; 
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‘‘(ii) online enticement of children for 
sexual acts; 
‘‘(iii) child prostitution; 
‘‘(iv) sex tourism involving children; 
‘‘(v) extrafamilial child sexual moles-
tation; 
‘‘(vi) unsolicited obscene material sent 
to a child; and 
‘‘(vii) misleading domain names; 
and subsequently to transmit such reports, in-
cluding relevant images and information, to the 
appropriate international, Federal, State or 
local law enforcement agency for investigation; 
‘‘(R) work with law enforcement, electronic 
service providers, electronic payment service 
providers, and others on methods to reduce the 
distribution on the Internet of images and vid-
eos of sexually exploited children; 
‘‘(S) serve as the central repository for 
child pornography, related images and evi-
dentiary information to be provided to law en-
forcement agencies and prosecutors in the in-
vestigation and prosecution of child sexual of-
fenses; 
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