The proposed bill aims to clarify that the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations (UN) do not possess jurisdiction or authority within the state of Arkansas. It introduces a new section to the Arkansas Code, specifically stating that these international organizations cannot enforce or implement any mandates or requirements within the state. This includes any directives related to public health measures such as masks, vaccinations, or medical testing that may conflict with the Arkansas Constitution and state laws.

Additionally, the bill explicitly prohibits the use of any requirements or mandates from the WHO or UN as a basis for action by state agencies or political subdivisions, and it restricts the gathering of public or private information about Arkansas citizens by these organizations. The intent of the legislation is to assert state sovereignty and limit the influence of international bodies on local governance and public health policy.