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A new Health Care Reform Task Force would be created, made up of legislators, the state Insurance Commissioner (or a designee), the state Medicaid director (or a designee), and two governor-appointed members. The task force would study whether Utah should join with other states to develop joint strategies and agreements on issues such as pharmacy benefit manager regulation, prescription drug purchasing, health care cost transparency, Medicaid, and the health care workforce. Members would not be paid for their service but could receive per diem and travel reimbursement, and the task force must report its findings and any recommendations to the legislature's Health and Human Services Interim Committee by September 1, 2027.