An Act establishing a special commission to study the effectiveness of the Executive Office of Health and Human Services

This bill creates a special legislative commission to evaluate how well the Executive Office of Health and Human Services is organized and functioning. The commission will examine whether the current structure allows the office to perform its duties efficiently and consider splitting it into separate cabinet-level agencies to improve performance. The group will include chairs of relevant legislative committees, the current secretary of health and human services, and six members appointed by the governor, including former officials and public administration experts. By March 1, 2024, the commission must submit a report with recommendations and draft laws to implement any changes.