The bill establishes the Planning for an Aging Population Task Force in New Jersey, aimed at addressing the challenges posed by the state's growing aging population. The task force will consist of 23 members, including 16 ex officio members from various health and social service agencies and seven public members appointed by the Governor. Its primary responsibilities include analyzing demographic data, identifying existing resources and services for senior citizens, evaluating the state's capacity to provide necessary health care, and consulting with relevant departments to assess the impact of the aging population on labor and housing markets. The task force is required to hold at least one hearing in each of the northern, central, and southern regions of the state.

Within 18 months of its formation, the task force must submit a written report to the Governor and the Legislature detailing its findings, recommendations, and a proposed statewide plan of action to address the needs of the aging population. The task force will dissolve 30 days after submitting this report. The bill emphasizes the importance of ensuring that senior citizens in New Jersey have adequate access to programs, services, and supports both in the near and long-term future.