Change provisions relating to the Committee on Pacific Conflict
Indefinitely postponed
Summary
The bill establishes the Committee on Pacific Conflict, a seven‑member body led by the Director of State Homeland Security, to evaluate and prepare for potential security threats from the Pacific theater. It requires the governor to publish an annual, non‑confidential threat assessment and lets the committee produce confidential reports. Meetings and records are exempt from open‑meeting and public‑record laws.
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