The bill amends sections of the General Laws related to "Commercial Sexual Activity," specifically addressing the procurement of sexual conduct for a fee and soliciting from motor vehicles for indecent purposes. Key insertions include the establishment of a "commercial sex buyer's accountability program," which mandates that individuals convicted of soliciting prostitution must participate in an educational program focused on prostitution and human trafficking. Additionally, those found guilty will incur a mandatory fee of one thousand dollars ($1,000) alongside other penalties. The bill also specifies that subsequent offenses will result in increased fines and potential vehicle forfeiture for repeat offenders.

Furthermore, the bill outlines the structure and requirements of the accountability program, which aims to educate offenders about the implications of their actions, including the health risks and the relationship between prostitution and human trafficking. The collected fees from the program will be allocated to support the program's providers and law enforcement agencies involved in the convictions. The act is set to take effect upon passage, reinforcing the state's commitment to addressing issues related to commercial sexual activity and human trafficking.