The resolution amends and reenacts Act 2023-383, which established the Oversight Commission on Alabama Opioid Settlement Funds. This commission, now expanded to include 16 members, is tasked with developing a statewide plan for the investment and utilization of opioid settlement funds received by Alabama, as well as reviewing the expenditures to ensure they effectively address the opioid crisis. The resolution emphasizes the importance of evidence-based programs and services for the treatment and prevention of opioid use and addiction, highlighting the need for a collaborative approach involving various stakeholders, including legislative and executive branches, experts, and community representatives.

The commission's membership includes key state officials, experts in opioid treatment, and legislative leaders, ensuring a diverse representation that reflects Alabama's demographics. The commission is required to meet regularly, with the chair being the Chair of the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee. It will continue to operate until all opioid settlement funds have been appropriated and spent, with a budget cap of $5,000 per year for its operations. The resolution also mandates transparency by requiring the commission to report its activities and findings to the Secretary of State.