Establishes a Latina suicide prevention task force; and provides for the repeal of such provisions upon the expiration thereof

This bill creates a temporary Latina Suicide Prevention Task Force to study mental health practices and suicide rates specifically affecting Latina residents of New York. The seven-member group will be appointed by state leaders and mental health officials, requiring expertise in both suicide prevention and the Latina community, and will meet at least quarterly to investigate causes and recommend improvements. The task force is authorized to request data from state agencies and must submit preliminary and final reports with legislative proposals within 13 and 22 months of the bill's effective date. All provisions of the bill are set to automatically expire two years after it takes effect.