The House Concurrent Resolution urges the state of Louisiana to actively participate in the Gulf of America Hypoxia Action Plan and Task Force, which the state has been involved with since 1998. The resolution emphasizes the importance of Louisiana's representation on the Task Force, particularly through the Governor's Office of Coastal Activities, which has historically played a key role in collaborating with other states and federal agencies to implement the Action Plan. Additionally, it highlights the contributions of various state agencies, including the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry and the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, in supporting the Action Plan's goals.

The resolution recommends specific actions for the state, including appointing the Governor's Office of Coastal Activities as the representative on the Task Force, designating the Louisiana Office of Soil and Water Conservation as co-chair of the Interagency Nutrient Team, and ensuring the inclusion of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries as a full partner in the state's Gulf Hypoxia policy efforts. It also calls for annual presentations to the House and Senate Natural Resources committees to report on the progress made towards achieving the Action Plan's goals, and mandates that meetings of the Interagency Nutrient Team be public and include legislative oversight.