The bill establishes the Joint Legislative Alaska Native Languages Academic Task Force, aimed at promoting the instruction and preservation of Alaska Native languages, which are recognized as endangered. The task force will consist of three members from the House of Representatives and three from the Senate, appointed by their respective leaders. It is tasked with conducting a comprehensive review of academic activities related to Alaska Native languages within the University of Alaska system, evaluating current programs, staffing, and institutional capacity, and assessing risks to the preservation of research. The task force will also recommend statutory updates and strategies to enhance the recruitment and training of Alaska Native language teachers and researchers.

The task force is required to convene within 90 days of the bill's effective date and must submit a final report with its findings and recommendations within one year of its first meeting. The task force will prioritize the urgent need to strengthen endangered Alaska Native languages while respecting Indigenous knowledge systems and community leadership. It is set to operate until December 31, 2027, and may accept appropriations from the legislature and hold virtual meetings.