The proposed bill aims to regulate the use of social credit scores based on environmental, social justice, or governance metrics, specifically prohibiting state agencies from engaging in discrimination related to these scores. It introduces a new subchapter to the Arkansas Code, which outlines the legislative intent to protect the fossil fuel, firearm, and ammunition industries from perceived discrimination at the national level. The bill emphasizes the importance of these industries to Arkansas's economy and workforce, asserting that they contribute significantly to job creation and community safety.

Furthermore, the bill explicitly prohibits state agencies from sharing information or adopting rules that would restrict businesses in these industries from offering their products or services. It defines a "state agency" as any governmental entity with the authority to enforce rules, thereby ensuring that the provisions apply broadly across state governance. The intent is to safeguard the interests of these industries against regulatory actions that may be influenced by political agendas, thereby promoting a free market environment in Arkansas.