relative to special number plates for veterans and eligibility therefore.

The bill title changed from 'AS AMENDED BY THE HOUSE' to 'VERSION ADOPTED BY BOTH BODIES,' indicating the Senate approved the House version as-is.

Instead of repealing and reenacting the entire 'veteran' definition in RSA 21:50, I with the federal definition, the amended bill only amends subsection (a)(2) to list three specific qualifying discharge types: honorable discharge, uncharacterized discharge based on a service-connected injury/illness/disability, or general discharge under honorable conditions.

The provision allowing the director to issue special number plates to any person who provided proof of honorable discharge from the armed services of any nation allied with the United States during World War II (along with proof of WWII service) was struck from the bill.

The bill's title and overall purpose changed from 'adopting the federal definition of veteran' to 'relative to special number plates for veterans and eligibility therefore,' reflecting a much narrower focus on plate eligibility rather than a broad redefinition of veteran status across all state law.