The bill proposes the establishment of an advisory committee focused on studying and making recommendations regarding services for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities. This committee, referred to as the "intellectual and developmental disability services and supports advisory committee," will be tasked with identifying gaps in access to both acute and long-term care services, evaluating the adequacy of funding, and assessing the quality and effectiveness of current service delivery models. The committee will consist of various stakeholders, including representatives from relevant state departments, advocacy organizations, and individuals with disabilities and their families.

Additionally, the bill outlines the operational framework for the advisory committee, including provisions for member appointments, meeting frequency, and the submission of a biennial report to the legislature. The report will summarize the committee's findings and provide recommendations for addressing identified gaps in services. The advisory committee is set to expire on September 1, 2029, unless continued by a legislative recommendation due by December 1, 2028. The bill is scheduled to take effect on September 1, 2025.