This bill establishes a task force to study the feasibility of implementing a paperless system within the Executive Branch of the State government. The task force will consist of 15 members, including various state officials serving ex officio and public members appointed by the Governor, with specific expertise in areas such as voting law, government information technology, and cybersecurity. The task force is tasked with examining opportunities and risks associated with electronic transactions, available technologies for a paperless system, necessary cybersecurity protections, and conducting cost-benefit analyses related to technology upgrades and implementation.

The task force is required to issue an interim report within six months of its first meeting and a final report within one year, detailing its findings and any recommended legislation. Following the final report, the task force will remain available to respond to inquiries from legislators or executive branch employees regarding its findings. The task force will dissolve six months after the final report is issued.