The House Concurrent Resolution proposes the establishment of the Caleb Wilson Hazing Prevention Task Force in Louisiana, aimed at evaluating the effectiveness of the state's anti-hazing laws and the hazing prevention policies and practices in postsecondary education institutions. This initiative arises from the alarming prevalence of hazing incidents among college students, despite existing laws that impose penalties for such actions. The task force will consist of 26 members, including legislators, education officials, and student representatives, and will focus on assessing current laws, evaluating hazing prevention policies, and identifying best practices for implementation across the state.

The task force is tasked with a comprehensive review of hazing-related issues, including the adequacy of legal consequences for violations and the potential for statewide hazing prevention training. To support its work, the task force may engage with student focus groups to gather insights and feedback. The Board of Regents will provide staff support, and the task force is required to submit a report of its findings and recommendations to relevant legislative committees by January 31, 2026. Non-legislative members will serve without compensation, while student members may receive travel reimbursements as authorized by their institutions.