The bill establishes the New Jersey-Haiti Commission within the Department of State to enhance economic and cultural ties between New Jersey and Haiti, addressing the economic challenges faced by the state's Haitian-American community. The commission will consist of 13 members, including the Secretary of State as chairperson and 12 public members appointed by the Governor and legislative leaders. Members will serve staggered terms of one to three years and will not receive compensation but can be reimbursed for necessary expenses. The commission is mandated to hold quarterly public hearings and consult with various stakeholders to gather information on the economic challenges and cultural links between New Jersey and Haiti.

The commission's duties include conducting a comprehensive review of historical ties, collecting and analyzing data on the Haitian-American community, and identifying areas for economic collaboration with Haiti. It will also recommend policy initiatives and programs to support economic development in the Haitian-American community. The commission is authorized to conduct studies and may solicit grants and funds for its purposes. It is required to report its findings and recommendations to the Governor and Legislature annually, starting one year after its first meeting.