E Relating to child support ARTICLE 1 - EXPEDITED ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES AND JUDICIAL PROCESSRequiring the supreme court to create an expedited child support hearing process to establish, modify and enforce child support and to enforce maintenance when combined with child support, exempting certain cases from the expedited process; specifying certain goals of the process; requiring the state court administrator to provide for the administration of the expedited child support hearing process in each judicial district; authorizing and providing for the appointment of child support magistrates by judicial district chief judges, requiring supreme court confirmation and providing for qualifications and training; requiring supreme court process implementation rules in consultation with the chief judges conference; authorizing and providing for the reporting of hearings and proceedings under the process using electronic recording equipment; requiring the court upon party request to conduct visitation and child support compliance review hearings, authorizing certain remedies; providing for the interest of public authorities responsible for child support in certain cases, authorizing intervention; prescribing procedures for public authority child and medical support and parentage orders, providing for the role and duties of nonattorney employees under direction of the county attorney and granting the authorities certain administrative authority including the issuance of subpoenas, authorizing public authorities to share available and relevant information, limits; transferring the authority for the development of support judgment debts summary execution forms from the commissioner of human services to the supreme court; encouraging judicial districts to use the existing expertise of child support administrative law judges in appointing child support magistrates to facilitate the transfer of functions to the judicial branch; changing the requirement for the commissioner to evaluate the administrative process to evaluation of the expedited process by the supreme court in consultation with the commissioner and the advisory committee for child support enforcement, granting the supreme court access to private data on parties to the expedited process and requesting the supreme court to present recommendations to the legislature by a certain date ARTCLE 2 - ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS REPEAL Repealing the administrative process for the enforcement of child and medical support and parentage orders, transferring administrative law judge duties to child support magistrates, making conforming changes to certain statutory provisions relating to data matches, motor vehicle title child support liens, drivers or occupational license suspension for nonpayment of support and the levy of funds at financial institutions (rla, ja)