The bill mandates that paid signature gatherers must disclose specific information when approaching individuals to sign petitions. They are required to verbally state their first name, the state of legal residence, and their status as a paid signature gatherer. Additionally, they must wear a badge that includes their full first name and last initial, which replaces the previous requirement of wearing a badge that only stated their status and included a verbal disclosure. The previous requirement for the disclosure to include the state of legal residence has been removed, as it is now explicitly included in the verbal disclosure.

The bill is designed to enhance transparency regarding the identity and residency of paid signature gatherers, ensuring that individuals approached for their signatures are fully informed. It is codified as part of Title 13, chapter 27, and is effective immediately upon passage and approval. The bill also includes a severability clause, ensuring that if any part of the act is found invalid, the remaining provisions will still be enforceable.