This bill proposes the establishment of a technology study committee focused on assistive technology, which would consist of various appointed members with relevant expertise. The committee will include representatives from state departments, universities, and advocacy groups, ensuring a diverse range of perspectives. The committee is mandated to meet quarterly and will not provide compensation to its members, although certain members will be eligible for expense reimbursement.

Additionally, the committee is tasked with studying specific issues related to assistive technology, analyzing emerging technologies, and identifying potential changes to better serve individuals with assistive technology needs. A report detailing the committee's activities and recommendations must be submitted by October 1, 2026, after which the section establishing the committee will be repealed. This bill updates current statutes by inserting new provisions for the committee's formation, responsibilities, and operational guidelines while leaving existing laws unchanged.