A communication from the Executive Office of Health and Human Services (see Section 219 of Chapter 6 of the General Laws) submitting the Community Behavioral Health Promotion and Prevention Commission annual report for fiscal year 2026

This bill serves as a formal communication submitting the annual report for the Community Behavioral Health Promotion and Prevention Commission for fiscal year 2026. The document outlines the commission's role in promoting mental health, preventing substance use disorders, and advising the state legislature on evidence-based policies. It details the commission's 23-member structure, which includes government officials, legislative leaders, and representatives from various health and social service organizations. The text also specifies the commission's duties, such as analyzing data, coordinating wellness programs, and making recommendations to reduce public health costs.