Modifies and creates new provisions relating to telecommunications infrastructure

The bill was renumbered from 4858S.03C to 4858S.05P and updated with 'PERFECTED' status, indicating it has passed final legislative stages.

Updated the definition of 'critical infrastructure' to explicitly include references to 18 CFR Section 118.113(c)(3) and 388.113(c)(3), clarifying the federal standards used to identify protected facilities.

Replaced the deleted 'telecommunications central switching office' line with a new line listing 'wireline or wireless telecommunications networks, infrastructure, or facilities, including cell towers, telephone poles and lines, including fiber optic lines'.

Consolidated the previous separate sections for trespass and damage into a single section (569.117) that defines two distinct offenses: damaging equipment versus maliciously damaging the facility itself.

Added a new section (569.119) establishing a separate offense for the unauthorized possession of regulated metals like copper, brass, and aluminum used in telecommunications infrastructure.

Reorganized penalty classifications to clearly distinguish between Class A misdemeanors for minor damage, Class E felonies for moderate damage, and Class D felonies for significant damage, with Class C felonies reserved for cases causing service interruption.