Members of a task force said they are finalizing seven recommendations and expect subcommittees to approve and forward them so the task force can report to the governor and the General Assembly by March 1.

The discussion centered on coordinating subcommittee workstreams — the Finance and Development subcommittee and the Construction subcommittee — to produce actionable recommendations for the full task force. Participants said the recommendations are intended to be packaged for legislation referenced in the meeting as “HP4” and a related bill number mentioned as “HP-200,” and that the task force charge calls for a formal report to state leaders by March 1.

Participants described a timeline in which subcommittees would meet to finalize and approve seven items, then transmit those recommendations to the full task force for final review. Speakers said the Finance and Development subcommittee was assigned a set of recommendations to approve and the Construction subcommittee had held its meeting and prepared its recommendations for referral to the full body.

Meeting remarks included references to internal screening or scoring figures (reported in the transcript as “3.3” and “3.7”), but the transcript did not specify what those numbers represent. Speakers also discussed the need to prioritize recommendations and to allow enough time for legislative drafting and committee review prior to the March 1 reporting deadline.

No formal vote or final action on the recommendations is recorded in the transcript. The conversation recorded was procedural and focused on next steps: completing subcommittee approvals, consolidating seven recommendations, and preparing the report referenced to the governor and General Assembly. The transcript did not specify the task force’s official name, the exact membership, or final text of any recommendation.

The task force members indicated they expect to present the consolidated recommendations to the full task force at a future meeting; no meeting date was specified in the transcript. The task force also referenced legislation labels (HP4 and HP-200) as the vehicle for reporting but did not provide full bill titles or statutory citations in the recorded remarks.