The bill, titled "An Act Concerning a Study of Prohibiting Nonprofit Organizations that Receive State Funding from Engaging in Certain Political or Partisan Activities," establishes a working group tasked with examining methods to prevent nonprofit organizations that receive state funding from participating in political or partisan activities. This includes aiding or promoting candidates, political parties, or ideologies, as well as engaging in campaign activities. The working group will also explore potential repercussions for violations, such as criminal liability or the reduction of state funding, and will consider processes for reviewing claims of such activities, including the feasibility of requiring nonprofits to prove that state funds were not used for these purposes.

The working group will be composed of the chairpersons and ranking members of the relevant joint standing committee of the General Assembly, along with other individuals deemed necessary for the study. The first meeting must occur within sixty days of the bill's passage, and the group is required to submit a report of its findings and recommendations by January 1, 2026. The bill introduces new legal language to establish this working group and its functions, while no deletions from current law are specified. The overall purpose of the bill is to ensure that partisan politics do not influence the nonprofit sector that relies on state funding.