The proposed bill establishes the Water Technology Study Committee, which will consist of various members including three Senate members, three House members, and representatives from the Arizona Department of Water Resources, the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority, the Arizona Commerce Authority, a statewide business association, a state university with expertise in water conservation technology, and a municipal water users association. The bill specifies that no more than two members from the same political party can be appointed to the committee, and each legislative chamber must designate a co-chairperson.

The committee is tasked with researching and making recommendations on several topics related to water conservation technology, including its current application in Arizona, initiatives from other states, the effectiveness of existing technologies, the relationship between sustainable technologies and the water-energy nexus, and potential uses of emerging technologies for better water management. A report detailing the committee's findings and recommendations must be submitted by December 31, 2026, after which the committee will be repealed.