The bill amends the compensation structure for the Revenue Commissioner of Chambers County, establishing a new annual salary and expense allowance. Effective from the first day of the month following the bill's enactment, the Revenue Commissioner will receive a total of $84,000 per year, which includes an additional expense allowance that will be treated as salary for retirement purposes. This allowance is in addition to any other compensation the commissioner currently receives. Starting from the next term of office after the bill's effective date, the annual salary will be set at $84,000, rendering the previous expense allowance void.

Furthermore, the bill stipulates that beginning October 1, 2024, the Revenue Commissioner will be eligible for uniform compensation increases, such as cost-of-living adjustments, similar to other elected county officers. These increases will also be treated as salary for retirement purposes and will be added to the commissioner's permanent salary at the end of each term. The funding for the salary and expense allowance will come from the same sources currently used for the commissioner's compensation. The bill also includes a provision to repeal any conflicting laws and will take effect immediately upon passage and approval by the Governor.