The bill establishes the Kansas-Ireland Trade Commission, which will consist of 13 members, including legislative leaders from both the Senate and House, appointed members from both chambers, and representatives from various sectors such as education, the Irish American community, and Kansas industries engaged in trade with Ireland. The commission aims to promote and encourage business activities and mutual economic growth between Kansas and Ireland. It will hold quarterly meetings, maintain public records, and report its findings and recommendations to the governor and legislature annually.

Additionally, the bill creates the Kansas-Ireland Trade Commission Fund, which will be administered by the commission's chairperson. This fund will receive private donations, gifts, and grants to support the commission's activities. The bill outlines the process for managing these funds, including monthly transfers from the state general fund based on interest earnings. The commission will have the authority to raise funds through various means to further its objectives, which include bilateral trade, investment, and academic exchanges.