Relates to the organization of industrial development agencies

This bill proposes changes to how local industrial development agencies are structured and defines what constitutes a labor organization. It establishes that these agencies must include representatives from local government, business, and labor organizations, while also requiring the inclusion of a school district superintendent or school board representative. The bill clarifies that these appointed members serve without pay but can receive reimbursement for necessary travel expenses. Additionally, it sets a rule that agencies can temporarily exceed their usual member limit to accommodate these new mandatory representatives.