The proposed bill amends section 15-105 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to update the language regarding the use of restraint and seclusion techniques in schools. It replaces the term "permit" with "allow" and modifies the phrasing around the establishment of policies for using these techniques, changing "the use of" to "using." Additionally, it clarifies that a restraint or seclusion technique "was" used instead of "were," ensuring grammatical accuracy in the context of the statute.

Furthermore, the bill introduces a new provision that allows any person to submit a written complaint to the department regarding alleged violations of the updated requirements. If a violation is confirmed, the department will mandate that involved school administrators and personnel complete a training program on proper restraint and seclusion techniques. The bill outlines specific violations that would trigger this investigation, including improper use of techniques without meeting necessary conditions, failure to comply with established requirements, and violations of prescribed policies or procedures.