Provide funding for noxious weed trust

The requirement for the state treasurer to deposit one-quarter of interest and income into the trust fund is now followed by a clarified list of allowable deposits, explicitly adding private donations and federal contributions to the list of funding sources.

Minor formatting changes were made to the bill's header and section numbering to align with standard legislative formatting conventions.

The effective date of the act remains the same, set to take effect upon passage and approval.

Added a requirement that one-quarter of the interest and income generated by the noxious weed management trust fund must remain in the fund.

Restructured the list of allowable deposits to the trust fund principal to align with the new interest retention rule.

Updated the bill number from SB 167.2 to SB 167.3 and adjusted the title to reflect the new provisions regarding interest and income.

Capitalization of the word 'SECTION' in the introductory text of the amendment instruction was changed from lowercase to uppercase.

Reorganized the bill to amend the existing statute (80-7-811) rather than creating a new one, integrating fund definitions with funding actions.

Added specific details to the fund statute, listing federal contributions, private donations, and state contributions as allowable deposits.

Established a requirement for the department to administer the trust fund in accordance with the newly amended statutory language.

Added a specific clause stating the act is effective on passage and approval.

Updated the bill number from LC 1008 to SB 167 and identified the sponsor as G. Hertz.