A bill for an act relating to children’s specialty hospital designations for certain nonprofit organizations, and including effective date provisions.

The entire document was reformatted from a line-by-line diff markup style (where each word was on a new line) into a standard legislative text format with proper paragraph structure, page breaks, and line numbering.

The maximum number of inpatient beds allowed for a specialty hospital designation was increased from 100 to 200 beds, expanding eligibility to larger facilities.

The definition of qualifying facilities was updated from 'licensed nursing facility' to 'special population nursing facility' to reference specific state rules rather than a general statute.

Minor text corrections were made throughout the document, including fixing formatting issues and updating the bill title to reflect 'children's specialty hospital' terminology consistently.

The final version added specific language requiring the Department of Inspections, Appeals, and Licensing to adopt rules establishing minimum standards for licensing children's specialty hospitals within the existing regulatory framework.

Removed governor's signature page, letterhead, and transmission letter that were present in the signed version but not needed in the final enrolled bill.

Added line numbers to the text for reference purposes in the official enrolled version.

Corrected minor formatting inconsistencies such as spacing around section headers and removed extraneous text like 'PRIZE' and 'OKNERAl' that appeared in the signed version.

Standardized capitalization and punctuation in section titles and definitions for consistency with official legislative formatting.