RELATING TO DATA SHARING.

Document metadata, headers, and formatting were updated to reflect Senate processing, including version numbers, dates, and page layouts.

Text encoding and character formatting were standardized, with some special characters replaced or normalized.

Metadata fields such as author names, timestamps, and revision numbers were added in the Senate version.

The appropriation section was modified to show a blank dollar amount ($ ) instead of a specific figure, indicating the funding amount has not yet been finalized.

The effective date was changed from a standard legislative session date to July 1, 3000, which is likely a placeholder or error that needs to be corrected to a valid future date.

The House version added requirements for the working group to convene advisory groups that solicit input from students, parents, labor organizations, business representatives, and equity experts.

The House version expanded the working group membership to include 16 specific members, adding representatives from the judiciary, transportation, early learning, state commission on the status of women, and both nonprofit and for-profit organizations.

The document underwent significant formatting changes, including the addition of metadata headers and the removal of page numbering artifacts from the original Senate draft.

Updated the chairperson of the data sharing and governance working group from the chief data officer to the chief information officer.

Changed the population loss statistic from a specific count of 31,682 residents to an average net loss of 8,429 residents per year.

Added ten new member positions to the working group, including representatives from the judiciary, education, human services, health, business, transportation, early learning, workforce development, higher education, women's status commission, and nonprofit/for-profit organizations.

Added requirements for the working group to convene advisory groups representing students, parents, labor organizations, business representatives, equity advocates, researchers, and early education experts.

Added a requirement for the working group to submit its final report to the legislature no later than twenty days prior to the convening of the regular session of 2027.