AK HB62

Establishes a statewide sexual assault examination kit tracking system operated by the Department of Public Safety, allowing victims to access tracking information and receive automated status notifications

Requires health care providers to notify law enforcement within 14 days that a sexual assault examination kit is available for transfer to a laboratory

Reduces the deadline for law enforcement to send kits to an accredited laboratory from 30 days to 20 days after notification or evidence collection

Requires laboratories to complete serological or DNA testing within 120 days of receiving a kit (changed from 6 months)

Adds a new victim right: notification of the location and testing date of a sexual assault examination kit collected from them