The bill asks special people to study how changes in internet rules might make it harder or scarier for people who trade services for money to stay safe and healthy. It also wants another group to check if these changes help or hurt stopping human trafficking, and both groups need to tell everyone what they find out in one year.

H.R. 10456 is like a big homework project for the government to learn how shutting down certain websites might make it harder for some people to stay safe or get help. They want to see what happens to people called transactional sex workers and how it's affecting police work against trafficking.