The bill establishes a full-time law school under the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, named the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law, which will offer legal instruction both during the day and evening. It mandates the deans of the law schools at Fayetteville and Little Rock to collaborate on merging various administrative offices, including Admissions, Academic Affairs, Student Affairs, and others, while ensuring that services remain adequate and comparable at both institutions.

Additionally, the bill requires a minimum 25% reduction in costs following the merger of these offices and stipulates that the deans must report annually to the Legislative Council on expenditures, employee titles, functions, salaries, and justifications for compensation. Importantly, the merger will not affect the employment status, tenure, or policies governing faculty members at either law school.