Article V convention.

Formal transition from Senate Bill to Enrolled Senate Act (SEA), indicating final passage and gubernatorial approval.

Updated formatting and printing code to reflect enrolled act status rather than bill status.

Added definition of 'crime of moral turpitude' to include crimes of violence, sex offenses, and fraud-related crimes.

Established specific eligibility requirements for commissioners including five-year continuous residency, voter registration, age 18+, and lobbying restrictions.

Added requirement that commissioners cannot hold federal office.

Established appointment procedures requiring majority votes in both legislative chambers.

Set effective date of July 1, 2025 for all provisions.

Changed the felony disqualification criterion from being convicted of a felony to having served any part of a felony sentence within the past 10 years, which may allow individuals convicted of felonies who completed their sentences earlier to be eligible.

Added a new definition for 'crime of moral turpitude' that specifically lists crimes of violence, sex offenses, and crimes involving fraud or false statements.

Updated section numbering and added bill sponsors to the digest; reorganized the order of sections to accommodate the new definition.