This bill establishes a task force to evaluate 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, electronic transactions, and cybersecurity. The task force is tasked with studying multiple aspects of transitioning to a paperless system, including the opportunities and risks of electronic registrations, available technologies, necessary cybersecurity measures, cost-benefit analyses, and potential legislative modifications to support this transition.

The task force is required to issue an interim report within six months of its first meeting, detailing its findings and recommendations regarding the feasibility and logistics of a paperless system. A final report must be submitted within one year, which will include updated information and any proposed legislation. The task force will remain active for six months following the release of its final report, during which it can respond to inquiries from legislators or executive branch officials regarding its findings.