This bill prohibits the State Police from requiring pregnant and postpartum troopers to take physical fitness exams during their respective periods. Specifically, it states that a pregnant trooper will not need to complete a physical fitness exam to be considered compliant with the Division of State Police physical fitness standards for the duration of her pregnancy. Similarly, postpartum troopers are exempt from this requirement during their postpartum period, which is defined as the time immediately following pregnancy until they receive clearance from both their personal physician and a physician designated by the Division of State Police.

Additionally, the bill ensures that pregnant and postpartum troopers are not required to appear at physical fitness testing sites, complete documentation related to non-participation, or adhere to height and weight measurements. It also protects these troopers from any disciplinary actions, exclusion from promotions, or penalties for not completing a physical fitness exam during this time. The bill aims to support the health and well-being of female troopers during and after pregnancy.