The bill establishes an "Intellectual and Developmental Disability Services and Supports Advisory Committee" under a new subchapter added to Chapter 547 of the Government Code, effective April 1, 2025. The committee is tasked with studying and evaluating gaps in access to acute and long-term care services for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities, and it will provide recommendations to the legislature to address these gaps. The committee will consist of various stakeholders, including representatives from relevant state departments, advocacy organizations, and individuals with disabilities and their families. Members will not receive compensation but will be reimbursed for necessary expenses incurred while performing their duties.

Additionally, the advisory committee is required to meet at least quarterly and will conduct a comprehensive evaluation of state and federal funding, service delivery models, and the quality of current services. A written report summarizing the committee's findings and recommendations must be submitted to the legislature every even-numbered year. The committee is set to expire on September 1, 2029, unless continued by a recommendation from the commission by December 1, 2028. The bill emphasizes the importance of addressing the needs of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities through structured oversight and recommendations.