The bill aims to revise laws concerning the display of flags and banners on government property, including state buildings, public schools, and other government-owned facilities in Montana. It establishes that government property should maintain a neutral stance and not promote political or ideological advocacy. The bill specifies that only certain flags, such as the United States flag, state flags, and flags representing official government entities, law enforcement, and military branches, may be displayed. It prohibits the display of flags or banners that represent political viewpoints, including those related to political parties, race, or gender, while ensuring that personal expression outside of official displays is not restricted.

Additionally, the bill clarifies definitions related to flags and government property and emphasizes that the restrictions do not infringe on private speech or individual expression. It also states that the provisions do not apply to personal clothing or accessories worn by government employees, except where specific uniform policies are in place. The act is set to take effect immediately upon passage and approval.