The proposed bill amends Arizona law by adding a new chapter that establishes the right to access contraception and related information. It defines key terms such as "contraception," "contraceptive," and "health professional," and asserts that individuals have the right to obtain contraceptives while health professionals have the right to provide them. The bill explicitly prohibits any limitations or requirements that would single out the provision of contraceptives or impede access to contraception-related information.

Additionally, the bill clarifies that it does not authorize state interference with a health professional's ability to provide contraceptives or a patient's ability to obtain them, nor does it allow sterilization procedures without informed consent. This legislation is titled the "Arizona Right to Contraception Act," reinforcing the rights of individuals and health professionals regarding contraception in the state.