If a missing child record has not been updated for more than 30 days, what will occur?

In cases where a missing child record has not been updated for more than 30 days, the appropriate action is to send a $.K message indicating missing information. This message serves as a notification to the agency that there is important data that needs to be reviewed or updated. The purpose of this system is to ensure that missing child cases are kept current, as outdated information can hinder law enforcement efforts and reduce the efficacy of searches for missing individuals.

This mechanism is essential for maintaining the integrity of the records and allows law enforcement agencies to act quickly to gather any required updates. The $.K message acts as an alert to remind the agency of the need to verify and refresh the information, ensuring that it remains relevant and useful. In contrast, the other actions listed do not align with the procedures intended to maintain accurate records of missing children.