The proposed bill would establish the Emergency Medicine Study Committee, which would consist of 11 members, including three members from the House of Representatives, three from the Senate, the Director of the Department of Health Services or their designee, and additional representatives from emergency departments and licensed physicians. The committee's responsibilities would include reviewing the delivery of emergency medical services (EMS) in Arizona, analyzing the capacity of emergency medicine, and identifying factors affecting the stability of EMS providers. The committee would also solicit input from stakeholders and hold public hearings.

Additionally, the bill specifies that committee members would not receive compensation but could be reimbursed for expenses. It mandates that the Legislature and the Department of Health Services provide necessary support to the committee and requires annual reports of findings and recommendations to be submitted to key state officials. The committee is set to be repealed after June 30, 2029.