The bill establishes a new legislative task force known as the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to enhance governance in Idaho by addressing inefficiencies, redundancies, and regulatory burdens within state agencies. The task force will consist of nine members, including three representatives from the House, three from the Senate, and three from the Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee, with appointments to be made by July 1, 2025. The task force is mandated to meet at least twice a year and will operate until November 30, 2029, after which it will be dissolved.

The DOGE task force will focus on three specific areas of government efficiency: regulatory accountability, budget accountability, and government operations and oversight. It is authorized to study and review governmental efficiency matters and make recommendations to the legislature. The task force may also appoint nonlegislative advisors with technical expertise to assist in its work. The bill includes a sunset provision, stating that the task force will cease to exist after November 30, 2029, and emphasizes the use of technology resources to improve efficiency.