The bill amends the "Homeless Bill of Rights" to enhance protections for individuals experiencing homelessness. Key insertions include the establishment of rights such as living in clean and sanitary conditions, access to trash receptacles and toilet facilities, and the right to collaborate with outreach and social workers. Additionally, it introduces provisions for civil actions, allowing aggrieved individuals or organizations to seek damages, attorney's fees, and fines for violations of the rights outlined in the chapter. Specifically, any person intentionally violating these rights would face a fine of $500 per violation, with collected fines directed towards housing stabilization services.

Furthermore, the bill mandates that police and public works departments adopt written policies to ensure compliance with the chapter, including recognizing the reasonable expectation of privacy for homeless individuals in their tents. It also stipulates that prior to relocating encampments on public property, at least 60 days' notice must be given, along with the provision of reasonable alternatives for relocation in collaboration with outreach workers. These updates aim to strengthen the legal framework supporting the rights of homeless individuals and ensure their dignity and access to essential services.