1. The commission shall consider reforms to the State's health care delivery system. In reviewing those reforms, the commission shall consider whether any options studies meet the goals of this State for a system of health care for its citizens, including but not limited to the following:

A. Reducing the rate of growth in the cost of health care services;

B. Reducing waste and inefficiency in the administration of health care services and health insurance;

C. Increasing access to primary and preventive health care services;

D. Reducing the number of excessively expensive health care procedures and eliminating unnecessary and harmful procedures;

E. Promoting cooperation among communities and providers of health care, eliminating cost-accelerating practices, coordinating the delivery of care and use of technology and equipment and increasing quality and cost efficiency;

F. Distributing the costs of health care fairly and equitably;

G. Simplifying the health care system for consumers, businesses and providers; and

H. Ensuring accountability in all aspects of the system to promote public confidence and cost control; and be it further

Sec. 2. Appointment and convening of commission. Resolved: That the commission consists of the following 15