Establishes the caregiver coordinating commission
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The commission size was changed to exactly twelve members with specific appointment sources, including the Speaker, Minority Leaders, and temporary President of the Senate, replacing the previous unspecified appointments by the Governor.
The commission's duties were revised to focus on reviewing existing programs and identifying challenges rather than creating a new support model or analyzing best practices.
The deadline for appointing commission members was extended from thirty days to sixty days after the act's effective date.
The deadline for submitting the commission's final report to the Governor and legislative leaders was extended from one hundred eighty days to one year.
The definition of 'caregiver' was updated to use the legal definition of 'informal family caregiver' found in the state's elder law.
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