The bill would amend the L.E.I.N. Policy Council Act to rename the Law Enforcement Information Network (LEIN) Policy Council the "Criminal Justice Information Systems Policy Council" and change the Act's official title to the "C.J.I.S. Policy Council Act"; repeal the A.F.I.S. (Automated Fingerprint Identification System) Policy Council Act; expand the membership of the council; require it to establish policy and promulgate rules governing information in criminal justice information systems, and advise the State Police Director on related issues; require that the policy and rules ensure access to information by a Federal, State, or local government agency to administer criminal justice or enforce any law, and ensure access to information provided by LEIN or AFIS by a government agency engaged in the enforcement of child support laws, child protection laws, or vulnerable adult protection laws; prohibit a person from gaining access to, using, or disclosing "nonpublic information" governed under the Act for personal use or gain (instead of disclosing LEIN information to a private entity for any purpose); increase the maximum term of imprisonment for a first conviction from 90 to 93 days; apply the criminal penalties only to intentional violations; prohibit the disclosure of AFIS and other criminal justice system information (as well as LEIN information) in an unauthorized manner; and allow the policy council to suspend or deny use of or access to information to an individual who violated policy council policy or rules. ("Nonpublic information" would mean information that had restricted access, use, or dissemination imposed by any law or rule of this State or the United States.)