Revise the uniform unclaimed property act

Added a new definition for 'payroll card' referencing federal Regulation E as of April 19, 2023, to clarify how payroll cards are treated under unclaimed property law.

Added a comprehensive definition for 'personal information' that includes identifiers like social security numbers, dates of birth, addresses, financial account numbers, biometric data, and passwords.

Updated the definition of 'property' to explicitly include virtual currency alongside traditional forms of unclaimed property.

Renumbered several existing definitions (such as 'Money order' and 'Person') to accommodate the new definitions, shifting their numbering by two positions.

Added a new definition for 'payroll card' to include records evidencing payroll card accounts as defined by federal regulation, ensuring digital payment methods are covered under unclaimed property rules.

Updated the definition of 'personal information' to include electronic mail addresses, online contact information, internet provider addresses, and passwords as identifiers that can reasonably identify an individual.

Renumbered several existing definitions (e.g., 'Money order' became subsection (11), 'Owner' became subsection (12), 'Payroll card' became subsection (13)) to accommodate the new definitions and maintain proper numbering sequence.

Changed document headers from 'HOUSE BILL NO. 164' to 'ENROLLED BILL' and updated bill number formatting from 'HB0164.2' to 'HB0164', reflecting the bill's progression through the legislative process.

Header formatting changed from 'HB 164.1' to 'HB0164.2' with minor spacing adjustments in the document title and page number formatting.

Bill number changed from HB 164.2 to HB 164.1

Document version number changed from 2 to 1

Page headers were reformatted with asterisks and updated numbering

Bill number updated from HB 164.1 to HB0164.2 in the header and page numbering.

Header formatting adjusted to include the new bill number HB0164.2 alongside the 69th Legislature 2025 information.

Bill number changed from HB 164.2 to HB 164.1, and version identifier updated from 2 to 1, reflecting a revision in the legislative drafting process.

Bill identifier updated from HB 164.1 to HB0164.2 in the header and page numbering sections.

Page header formatting changed to place the year '2025' before the legislature designation.

Bill number changed from LC0937 to HB 164 across all document headers and footers.

Sponsor names (K. Walsh, C. Sprunger, S. Essmann) were added to the introduction line.