B. Collect research and information on trafficking victims and evaluate state and local government approaches to increasing public awareness of the trafficking in persons;

C. Review antitrafficking legislation considered and enacted in other states such as Hawaii, Washington and Texas, including legislation designed to regulate "bride trafficking" and "international matchmaking organizations";

D. Work with prosecutors and law enforcement officials to develop methodologies for data collection and strategies to reduce barriers faced by victims of trafficking who might seek assistance; and

E. Make recommendations on methods to provide a coordinated system of support to persons who are victims of trafficking.