The proposed bill aims to revise existing internet laws concerning material deemed harmful to minors. It establishes liability for individuals or entities that publish or distribute such material online and mandates reasonable age verification measures to prevent access by minors. The bill also allows for individual rights of action, enabling affected parties to seek legal recourse, and includes provisions for the recovery of attorney fees, court costs, and punitive damages. Additionally, it outlines exceptions to these rules and requires the Department of Justice to submit a report on enforcement activities related to the bill.

Furthermore, the legislation introduces specific definitions related to harmful material and includes a provision for a fee associated with enforcement. The bill is designed to enhance protections for minors while holding publishers accountable for their content. It also specifies a delayed effective date, allowing time for implementation and compliance with the new regulations.