The proposed bill aims to establish a legislative task force on government efficiency in North Dakota, which will be created by the legislative management. The task force will consist of various members, including the chief information officer, the director of the office of management and budget, the chief operating officer for the office of the governor, one elected statewide officer appointed by the governor, three members from the house of representatives, and three members from the senate. The task force will be responsible for meeting quarterly, reviewing budgets and reports from executive branch agencies and the supreme court, and identifying areas for increased efficiency and cost-saving measures.

Additionally, the task force will evaluate the effectiveness of existing programs and laws, request program evaluations from the state auditor or independent firms, and submit an annual report to the legislative management detailing its findings and recommendations. Members of the task force who are state employees will receive their regular salary and reimbursement for expenses, while legislative members will receive per diem compensation. The task force is set to operate until July 31, 2031, after which it will become ineffective, and the bill is declared an emergency measure.