The bill proposes the repeal of the Shielded Outdoor Lighting Act, which is currently codified in Arkansas Code Title 8, Chapter 14. This chapter includes various provisions aimed at conserving energy and protecting the environment through the regulation of outdoor lighting fixtures. The act defines terms related to outdoor lighting, outlines prohibitions and exemptions regarding the use of public funds for non-shielded lighting fixtures, and establishes penalties for violations.

By repealing this chapter, the bill effectively eliminates all associated regulations, definitions, and enforcement mechanisms that govern outdoor lighting in Arkansas. This includes the removal of requirements for public utilities to offer shielded lighting service options and the penalties for non-compliance. The repeal signifies a shift away from the state's previous efforts to manage outdoor lighting for energy conservation and environmental protection.