Advisory committees play a critical role in policymaking by providing expert insights and recommendations to decision-makers. Composed of specialized individuals, these committees can analyze complex issues, assess stakeholders' needs, and offer evidence-based solutions. They serve as a bridge between the public and the government, ensuring that diverse perspectives inform policy decisions. Moreover, advisory committees can help identify potential pitfalls in proposed policies, improving their effectiveness and increasing public trust. However, the effectiveness of an advisory committee largely depends on policymakers’ willingness to consider their advice and public engagement in the process.