The resolution establishes a special legislative commission composed of five members from the Rhode Island House of Representatives, with a limit of four members from the same political party. The commission's primary objective is to conduct a comprehensive study on how health insurance, disability insurance, unemployment insurance, retirement plans, and other traditional employer-provided benefits are provided to Uber and LYFT drivers, self-employed individuals, and others offering public services. The Speaker of the House will appoint the members, who will not receive compensation for their services, and the commission will have the authority to request information from state departments and agencies to aid in their study.

The commission is required to organize and select a chairperson promptly after its formation and must report its findings and recommendations to the House of Representatives by January 5, 2026. The commission will be dissolved on March 5, 2026, following the submission of its report. This initiative aims to address the benefits and protections available to gig economy workers and ensure that their needs are adequately studied and considered in legislative discussions.