An Act to strengthen the management of the health care connector

This bill aims to improve the oversight of Massachusetts' health care connector by establishing a new 13-member board to govern it. The board would include representatives from various sectors such as finance, insurance, business, labor, and consumer groups, with terms lasting three years. Additionally, the legislation requires the connector to operate under state open meeting and public records laws, ensuring transparency by making documents like meeting minutes and financial records available online. It also mandates an annual review of the connector's investment returns, with results reported to state legislative committees by the end of each year.