Revise legislative services requirements to provide certain printed session information

Added requirement for Legislative Services Division to provide electronic versions of bills, resolutions, and amendments

Reordered and renumbered fee structure sections from (3) to (5)(4) to accommodate new electronic version requirement

Updated bill number from HB 110 to HB 110.1 and adjusted title formatting

Eliminated the requirement for the Legislative Services Division to sell single printed copies of bills, resolutions, and amendments.

Removed the requirement to provide a subscription service for accessing status sheets.

Added a requirement for the Legislative Services Division to provide electronic versions of all bills, resolutions, and amendments.

Changed the effective date from 'on passage and approval' to 'immediate effect'.

Reorganized section numbering within the amended statute to accommodate the new electronic version requirement.

Bill number changed from HB 110 to HB 110.1 to indicate amended version

Page numbering and formatting adjusted to reflect amendment status

Removed 'ENROLLED BILL' certification section, indicating this is the amended version rather than the final enrolled bill

Eliminated the requirement for the Legislative Services Division to sell single copies of bills, resolutions, and amendments.

Removed the requirement to provide a subscription service for accessing status sheets.

Added a mandate for the Legislative Services Division to provide electronic versions of all bills, resolutions, and amendments.

Changed the effective date from upon passage and approval to immediate effect.

Bill number changed from LC 0528 to HB 110.1, indicating a shift from a legislative council document to a formal House bill.

Sponsor name S. Fitzpatrick was added to the bill header.

Subsection numbering was adjusted, moving the executive director's accounting requirement from subsection (4) to (5), likely due to the addition of a new subsection (4) elsewhere in the document.