A bill for an act establishing an Iowa-Ireland trade commission and making appropriations.

SF 2268 creates an Iowa-Ireland trade commission to strengthen economic ties between Iowa and Ireland. The commission, composed of eight members including state legislators with Irish trade expertise, private sector representatives, and industry leaders, will promote business exchanges, recommend joint policy actions, and encourage mutual investment in infrastructure. It must meet quarterly, submit annual reports to the governor and legislature, and operate with funding from the state general fund (reimbursing members only for travel expenses). The bill directly affects Iowa businesses and organizations engaged in trade with Ireland, aiming to facilitate concrete economic collaboration.