The bill H. 3923 proposes the establishment of the "High Speed Pursuit Alternative Study Committee" in South Carolina. This committee is tasked with examining the feasibility of equipping South Carolina Highway Patrol vehicles with launcher devices that can propel GPS tracking gadgets to attach to criminal suspects' vehicles. The committee will consist of three members from the Senate and three from the House of Representatives, appointed by the respective chairmen of the Judiciary Committees, along with the Director of the Department of Public Safety. The most senior members from each legislative body will serve as co-chairs, and the committee is required to report its findings to the General Assembly within six months of the resolution's approval.

The joint resolution will take effect upon the Governor's approval. The establishment of this committee aims to explore alternative methods for law enforcement to track suspects during high-speed pursuits, potentially enhancing public safety and law enforcement effectiveness.