The bill establishes the "Commission on Middle Eastern American Affairs" in Michigan, outlining its powers and duties. The commission will consist of 15 members appointed by the governor, who must have expertise in Middle Eastern American issues. Members will serve three-year terms, and the governor has the authority to remove members for various reasons. The commission is tasked with advising the governor and the Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity on policies affecting Middle Eastern American communities, recommending changes to state programs, and promoting equal access to services and education for these communities.

Additionally, the commission is responsible for addressing discrimination, publicizing relevant information, and advocating for the recognition of Middle Eastern American contributions to the state. It will operate independently in its functions, except for budget and management, which will be overseen by the department. The bill also mandates that the commission adopt bylaws within 90 days of its establishment and conduct its meetings in compliance with the Open Meetings Act and the Freedom of Information Act.