This bill proposes the establishment of the Council on the Social Status of Black Men and Boys within Florida Memorial University, transferring it from the Department of Legal Affairs. The bill outlines that Florida Memorial University will provide staff and administrative support to the council, and the meeting times will be approved by the university's president instead of the Attorney General. Additionally, the quorum requirements are revised to reduce the number of members needed for a quorum, and members are allowed to participate via communications media technology, which will count towards the quorum. The bill also stipulates that members may be reimbursed for certain expenses by Florida Memorial University rather than the Department of Legal Affairs.

The council will consist of 19 members appointed from various sectors, including state legislators and representatives from different departments. Each member will serve a four-year term, with staggered initial appointments. The council is tasked with studying the conditions affecting black men and boys, proposing measures to address these issues, and developing a strategic program to establish local councils. The council will also be required to issue an annual report detailing its findings and recommendations. The bill is set to take effect on July 1, 2025.