The proposed bill establishes a Law Enforcement Officer Bill of Rights, which aims to protect the personal information and privacy of law enforcement officers in Montana. It introduces new definitions relevant to the bill and restricts the release of officers' home addresses, personal phone numbers, and other confidential information to the news media without their written consent. Additionally, the bill outlines conditions under which a law enforcement officer's photograph may be released, including the requirement for written permission from the officer and the option for officers to sign a one-time waiver to allow the use of their photo.

Furthermore, the bill limits the financial disclosures that state agencies or law enforcement agencies can request from officers regarding their property, income, and debts, with specific exceptions. These exceptions include situations where the information is required by law, indicates a conflict of interest, or is necessary for background checks related to hiring or obtaining security clearances. The bill aims to ensure that law enforcement officers are treated fairly and that their personal information is safeguarded while still allowing for necessary disclosures in certain circumstances.