Child grooming and morphed images; criminalize and amend provisions related to.

Added provisions to bring forward existing child exploitation and enticement sections for possible amendment, expanding the bill's scope beyond just creating a new grooming offense.

Changed the age threshold for 'child' in the grooming offense definition from under 16 years to under 18 years in some contexts, affecting who is protected under the law.

Modified penalty structures for grooming offenses, particularly for those in positions of trust or authority, with changes to minimum sentencing requirements and fine amounts.

Added new venue provisions specifying that offenses can be prosecuted in counties where the electronic device established a signal or where the child was located at the time of the offense.

Added new definition for 'morphed image' to clarify how digitally altered images of minors engaging in sexual conduct are treated under the law.

Changed the effective date provision, with the committee version including a repeal date that creates a temporary window for the law's implementation.