The bill establishes new regulations regarding abortions in Wyoming, specifically focusing on the requirement for ultrasounds prior to chemical abortions. It mandates that a pregnant woman must receive an ultrasound at least 48 hours before procuring the drugs for a chemical abortion, allowing her the opportunity to view the ultrasound and hear the fetal heartbeat if audible. The ultrasound must meet standard medical practice quality, and the provider is required to give the woman a document detailing the ultrasound's specifics, including the date, time, and details about the unborn baby. Additionally, physicians and pharmacists must verify that the ultrasound has been conducted before dispensing the necessary drugs for a chemical abortion.

The bill also outlines penalties for violations, classifying them as felonies with potential fines up to $20,000 and imprisonment for up to five years, although it specifies that pregnant women will not face criminal penalties under this section. Furthermore, it includes a provision that if there is a conflict between this article and existing laws, specifically the Life is a Human Right Act or W.S. 35-6-139, the latter laws will take precedence. The act is set to take effect immediately upon completion of the necessary legislative processes.