relative to the membership of the agriculture in the classroom committee, the annual proclamation of "New Hampshire Day at the Big E," and repealing the repeal of the produce safety chapter.

The bill's title and scope expanded from a single committee membership change to three distinct policy areas: committee reconfiguration, a new annual proclamation, and revival of produce safety regulations.

New RSA 4:13-ff requires the governor to annually proclaim the third Friday after Labor Day as 'New Hampshire Day at the Big E' in recognition of the Eastern States Exposition's century-plus history promoting agriculture in New England.

RSA 425:25, III is repealed and reenacted with a completely new committee composition listing 7 specific members (UNH cooperative extension director, agriculture commissioner, education commissioner, UNH dean of life sciences, NH Farm Bureau Federation rep, Granite State Association of FFA rep, NH Association of Agricultural Educators rep) plus up to 8 additional members appointed by majority vote, capped at 15 total.

The committee's annual reporting requirement was revised: instead of the committee reporting in a manner the commissioner requires (House version), it now explicitly reports 'to the commissioner of the department of agriculture, markets, and food' (Senate version).

Repeals 2018, 323:28 and 2018, 323:29, I (which had repealed the produce safety chapter RSA 426-A) and 2021, 21:1, I (which had extended the effective date of that repeal), effectively reviving New Hampshire's produce safety regulations.

Effective date changed from 60 days after passage to immediately upon passage.

Document title and page headers updated from 'As Amended by the Senate' to 'Version Adopted by Both Bodies,' a procedural status change with no effect on the bill's content.

The bill no longer eliminates the dairy industry representative seat on the agriculture in the classroom committee. Instead of a full repeal of RSA 425:25, III(f), the House amendment rewrites that subsection to keep a dairy industry seat but change who it represents.

The representative's identity broadens from 'Granite State Dairy Promotion' (a specific trade organization) to 'the New Hampshire dairy industry' as a whole, giving the governor discretion to appoint any representative of the broader industry rather than one tied to a single organization.

A new requirement is added that the dairy industry representative must be appointed by the governor, which was not specified in the prior version of the statute.