The bill amends Section 3 of Act 2021-478, which established the Study Commission on Interagency Cooperation and Collaboration on the Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Formerly Incarcerated Individuals. Key changes include extending the dissolution date of the commission from the fifth legislative day of the 2023 Regular Session to the tenth legislative day of the 2025 Regular Session. Additionally, the bill adds two at-large members appointed by the chair to the commission and emphasizes the need for the commission's membership to reflect the state's racial, gender, geographic, urban, rural, and economic diversity.

Furthermore, the bill outlines the commission's duties, which include developing a strategic plan to reduce recidivism, promoting evidence-based policies for successful reentry, and pursuing partnerships for job placement to enhance workforce participation. It also specifies that the commission must report its findings to the Legislature and provides for the reimbursement of members' expenses. The bill is retroactive to the fifth legislative day of the 2024 Regular Session and is effective immediately upon passage.