The bill proposes the establishment of a commission tasked with reviewing and evaluating laws in Texas that restrict the rights and activities of individuals convicted of felony offenses. This includes examining laws related to voting rights, jury service, and eligibility for occupational licenses. The commission will consist of nine members appointed by various state officials, including the governor, lieutenant governor, and the chief justice of the Supreme Court of Texas. The commission is required to report its findings and recommendations by November 1, 2026, which may include suggestions for repealing or amending specific statutes deemed overly restrictive.

Additionally, the bill outlines the appointment process for commission members, mandates that the commission be chaired by a member designated by the governor, and specifies that members will not receive compensation or expense reimbursement. The commission is set to be dissolved on December 31, 2026, unless extended by further legislation. The bill will take effect immediately upon receiving a two-thirds vote from both houses of the legislature or on September 1, 2025, if such a vote is not achieved.