The bill amends the Health Care Consolidation Oversight Act by extending the delayed repeal date from July 1, 2025, to July 1, 2026. This change allows for continued oversight of health care consolidation activities in New Mexico for an additional year, ensuring that the provisions of the act remain in effect and that the necessary regulatory framework is maintained.

By pushing the repeal date to 2026, the legislation aims to provide more time for evaluation and oversight of health care consolidations, which can significantly impact the quality and accessibility of health care services in the state. This extension reflects a commitment to monitoring the health care landscape and addressing any potential issues that may arise from consolidation efforts.