This bill establishes the Uterine Fibroids Commission within the Louisiana Department of Health, specifically under the office on women's health and community health. The commission will consist of various members, including representatives from nursing associations, health systems, educational institutions, and individuals living with uterine fibroids or related conditions. The governor will appoint most members, while legislative representatives will be appointed by the House Speaker and Senate President. The commission is tasked with evaluating existing groups focused on uterine fibroids, advising the governor and the Department of Health, and making recommendations on policies related to women's health issues.

Additionally, the commission is required to hold quarterly public meetings, submit an annual report to the health and welfare committees of the legislature, and adopt rules for governance, including procedures for member removal and filling vacancies. The commission will also provide a forum for public hearings and peer reviews on related programs. Members will serve without compensation, although legislators will receive per diem and travel reimbursement. The commission's domicile will be in Baton Rouge, and it will work to advance research and public health monitoring for women affected by uterine fibroids and related conditions.