sexually explicit materials; government; prohibition

SB 1099 prohibits Arizona state agencies, cities, counties, and their contractors from exposing minors to sexually explicit materials. It also bans using government-owned or managed facilities for filming sexually explicit acts. The bill defines "sexually explicit materials" as content depicting sexual conduct, sexual excitement, or "ultimate sexual acts" (including intercourse, oral sex, or bestiality). Violating this law is classified as a class 5 felony, punishable by up to 2.5 years in prison. The law directly affects government entities, their contractors, and the use of public facilities.