This bill proposes the creation of a new section to chapter 23-12 of the North Dakota Century Code, specifically addressing the standards and requirements for pregnancy resource centers that receive state funding. It defines key terms such as "client," "comprehensive counseling," and "health care service," and establishes that these centers must meet minimum standards to qualify for state funds. The bill mandates that any pregnancy resource center providing health care services must employ or contract with at least one qualified health care provider, ensure their presence during service provision, and maintain compliance with medical accuracy and privacy regulations.

Additionally, the bill outlines extensive reporting requirements for pregnancy resource centers before and after receiving state grants. These include providing detailed budgets, staffing information, and data on the number of clients served and the types of services provided. Centers must also submit an independent financial audit for facilities receiving grant funding. Overall, the legislation aims to ensure that state-funded pregnancy resource centers operate transparently and provide comprehensive, medically accurate services to clients.