This document outlines Senate Bill 307 from the Regular Session of 2023 in Arkansas. The bill, introduced by Senators K. Hammer, Dees, and J. Payton, along with Representative Bentley, aims to create a monument to the unborn and amend the law concerning the duties of the Secretary of State.

Here's a summary:

1. Legislative Intent and Findings: The bill begins by stating the legislative findings regarding the historical and legal context of abortion in Arkansas and the United States. It references historical laws, common law, and previous Supreme Court decisions related to abortion.

2. Monument to Unborn Children Display Fund: The bill establishes a trust fund called the "Monument to Unborn Children Display Fund" to receive gifts, grants, and donations. This fund is designated for the purpose of erecting and maintaining a monument on the State Capitol grounds commemorating unborn children aborted during the era of Roe v. Wade (1973).

3. Monument to Unborn Children Display Act: This section outlines the specifics of the monument, including its placement on the State Capitol grounds, the selection of the artist and design, and the exemption of the monument from certain regulations. It also addresses legal challenges to the monument and the authority of the Secretary of State regarding contracts, maintenance, and repair of the monument.

Overall, Senate Bill 307 proposes the creation of a monument to the unborn on the State Capitol grounds in Arkansas, commemorating the lives lost due to abortion, and establishes a fund to finance its construction and maintenance.