This bill pertains to the limitation of liability for county commissions in Alabama concerning the use of public funds. Specifically, it states that a county commission shall not be held liable or be a party to a lawsuit that challenges the expenditure or use of public funds when a local law authorizes a single public official to exercise discretion over the allocation of those funds. This provision aims to protect county commissions from legal actions questioning the decisions made by individual officials regarding the distribution of public money as authorized by local laws.

Furthermore, the bill stipulates that in cases where lawsuits challenge the expenditure, award, or use of public funds as outlined in the previous section, no damages or litigation costs can be recovered from the funds under the control of the county commission. This effectively shields the county commission's funds from being used to pay for any legal expenses or damages that may arise from such lawsuits. The act is set to become effective on October 1, 2024. There are no insertions or deletions indicated in the provided text, suggesting that the bill introduces new provisions without amending or removing existing legal language.