Prosecuting Attorneys Qualifications Commission; shall be assigned for administrative purposes only to the Administrative Office of the Courts; provide

All provisions regarding the 'NO FAKES Act,' including the creation of a registry for post-mortem digital rights and civil liability for unauthorized use of digital replicas, were removed.

New definitions for 'digital replica,' 'individual,' 'online service,' 'production,' 'right holder,' and 'sound recording artist' were deleted.

New text was added to clarify that the Prosecuting Attorneys Qualifications Commission must be funded by the judicial branch and that members receive daily expense allowances and travel reimbursements similar to state legislators.

Rules regarding the confidentiality of disciplinary investigations were revised to specify when information can be disclosed, such as in the interest of justice or if a complaint is dismissed.

Introduced a new 'NO FAKES Act' to protect intellectual property rights regarding voice and visual likeness in digital replicas.

Condensed the description of changes to the Prosecuting Attorneys Qualifications Commission into a single summary line within the new act's preamble.

Created new legal definitions for 'digital replica', 'individual', 'online service', 'production', 'right holder', and 'sound recording artist'.

Mandated that the Secretary of State maintain directories for post-mortem digital replication rights and designated agents.

Established civil liability and penalties for the unauthorized use of a digital replica.

Removed the provision granting special commission investigators limited powers of arrest.

Removed the provision granting special commission investigators the power to obtain search warrants.

Reorganized the summary text to improve readability and removed redundant clauses regarding construction and definitions.