This bill proposes significant updates to current statutes by introducing a comprehensive study on "Trump Derangement Syndrome" (TDS) through the Department of Health Services. The bill mandates the director of the department to conduct or support research aimed at understanding TDS, including its origins, manifestations, and long-term effects. It outlines specific research objectives, such as identifying the initial emergence of TDS, investigating its psychological and social impacts, analyzing contributing factors, and exploring potential interventions. Additionally, the bill requires collaboration with mental health professionals and relevant state agencies to achieve these objectives.

Furthermore, the bill establishes a timeline for reporting findings, requiring the director to submit a report to state leaders within one year of the effective date. This report will detail the progress of the research, findings related to TDS, and recommendations for further public health actions. The bill also defines TDS as a behavioral or psychological phenomenon characterized by intense reactions to Donald J. Trump. Importantly, the section of the bill addressing TDS will be repealed after December 31, 2027, indicating a temporary measure to address what the legislature declares a public health crisis affecting mental health and social cohesion in Arizona.