This bill establishes a new legislative task force on government efficiency within North Dakota's legislative framework. The task force will be created by the legislative management and will consist of various members, including the director of the office of management and budget, the chief operating officer for the office of the governor, an elected statewide officer, a resident appointed by the governor, and three members each from the house of representatives and the senate. Members will serve two-year terms, and the task force is tasked with meeting quarterly to review budgets, analyze reports from executive agencies, and identify areas for increased efficiency and cost-saving measures. Additionally, the task force will evaluate the effectiveness of existing programs and laws and may request independent audits to assess program performance.

The bill also outlines the compensation and reimbursement for task force members, including regular salaries for state employees and per diem for legislative members. The legislative council is responsible for providing staffing and administrative support for the task force until July 31, 2031, which is also the expiration date for this act. The bill is declared an emergency measure, indicating its immediate importance to the legislative assembly.