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Public education policy would gain a new advisory body under this bill, which creates the Education Legislation Advisory Commission to study education issues, review proposed legislation, and make recommendations to legislative education committees. The commission would include eight voting members split evenly between the Senate and House, along with several nonvoting members—the state superintendent, the commissioner of higher education, a governor's education advisor, and 16 additional individuals appointed by the Legislative Management Committee from lists recommended by the State Board of Education, including school board members, teachers, superintendents, charter school representatives, a special education professional, and parents. The commission could meet up to six times a year (with an option for two more meetings), create subcommittees, and would receive staff support from legislative staff; only the legislative members' votes would count toward official commission actions, though nonvoting members could cast symbolic "ceremonial" votes recorded but not counted. The commission would automatically end on December 1, 2028, unless lawmakers act to extend it.