The proposed bill aims to prohibit content providers in Montana from allowing access to child sexual abuse material. It establishes a private right of action for victims, allowing them or their guardians to seek remedies for violations. The bill defines "child sexual abuse material" and outlines the responsibilities of content providers, including a prohibition on producing or distributing such material if they maintain a substantial amount of sexually explicit content that is accessible in Montana. Notably, the bill specifies that content providers generating significant income from sexually explicit content are also restricted from distributing child sexual abuse material.

Additionally, the bill modifies enforcement mechanisms by removing the Department of Justice's authority to enforce violations, placing that responsibility solely on victims or private individuals. It introduces a statute of limitations for actions brought under the bill, with varying timeframes depending on the nature of the action. The bill also details the remedies available to plaintiffs, including injunctive relief, compensatory and punitive damages, and the apportionment of damages awarded in such cases. The effective date for the bill is set for October 1, 2025.