Creates a temporary state commission to study and make recommendations concerning the incidence of asthma in the borough of the Bronx in New York city.

This bill establishes a temporary commission in New York State to investigate the rates of asthma in the Bronx. The commission will gather information and provide recommendations aimed at addressing the asthma issue in this area of New York City.

Supporters of the bill would highlight its proactive approach to tackling a serious health issue affecting the Bronx. They may argue that by studying asthma incidence, the commission can lead to effective solutions and improve the quality of life for residents suffering from this condition.

Critics might argue that creating a commission could be seen as a delay tactic rather than taking immediate action to address asthma in the Bronx. They may also express concerns about the potential costs involved and whether the recommendations will lead to tangible results.