The resolution establishes the New Jersey Delegation on Government Efficiency (DOGE) within the Department of the Treasury, aimed at identifying ways to save public funds and enhance efficiency in state government operations. The DOGE will be chaired by the State Auditor or a designee and will include up to 20 public members appointed by a selection committee composed of key state leaders, including the Governor and legislative leaders. The selection process emphasizes bipartisan agreement, requiring the approval of at least four committee members for appointments. Public members will be chosen based on relevant experience in performance audits and must disclose any potential conflicts of interest.

The DOGE is tasked with examining various aspects of state government to propose recommendations for cost savings and operational efficiencies, potentially including the elimination of certain agencies or functions. The committee will solicit public input on areas for review and will report its findings to the Governor and Legislature within 20 months of its first meeting. The resolution underscores the importance of responsible fiscal management, particularly in light of New Jersey's significant structural deficit, and aims to ensure that essential programs, such as pension payments and property tax relief for seniors, can be maintained.