The bill establishes the Advisory Commission on Asian-American Pacific Islander Affairs in the State of Kansas, which will serve as an advisory body to the governor. The commission will consist of seven members appointed by various legislative leaders and the governor, with specific requirements for political party representation and congressional district representation. Members will serve three-year terms, and the commission is tasked with organizing annually, meeting at least four times a year, and ensuring a quorum for decision-making.

The commission's functions include gathering and disseminating information, coordinating with state agencies to address the needs of Asian-American Pacific Islanders, developing programs, and conducting public education initiatives. It may also appoint an executive director to manage its operations and can seek federal funds and contributions to support its activities. The bill emphasizes the importance of addressing the concerns and problems faced by Asian-American Pacific Islanders through various programs and initiatives.