The proposed bill, Substitute House Bill No. 7233, establishes a "Parkinson's disease research account," which will be a separate, nonlapsing account dedicated to funding research for the treatment of Parkinson's disease. The account will contain any moneys required by law to be deposited into it, and it will also be able to receive private donations, which will be managed by the Department of Public Health. The funds from this account are specifically designated for supporting research initiatives aimed at finding effective treatments for Parkinson's disease.

The bill is effective immediately upon passage and does not delete any existing legal language but introduces new provisions regarding the establishment and management of the Parkinson's disease research account. The fiscal implications of the bill suggest potential revenue gains from donations and funding, as well as costs associated with grant awards and administration, which will depend on the amount of funding received. The ongoing fiscal impact is expected to continue into future years, contingent on the account's funding levels.