IN HB1343

Establishes an Indiana civilian cyber corps program under the Indiana Guard Reserve to provide cybersecurity awareness, training, and rapid response assistance to state agencies, political subdivisions, and critical infrastructure facing cyber incidents

Creates a military police force within the Indiana National Guard that may exercise police powers (arrests, searches, carrying firearms) when ordered to state active duty by the governor during emergencies

Authorizes the Law Enforcement Training Board to waive basic training requirements for out-of-state law enforcement officers with 10+ years of experience or 1+ year of experience with equivalent training credentials

Modifies the Military Family Relief Fund to expand eligibility beyond service members to include dependents, establishes income thresholds (2x poverty guidelines), requires hardship documentation, and allows appeals of denied applications

Increases county jail medical copayment cap from $15 to $30 per service and extends the timeframe for inmates to pay from 60 to 180 days after service