DPS/Other Changes.

Increased the maximum weekly compensation for household support loss from $300 to $400 and raised the weekly compensation for dependent's economic loss from $300 to $400.

Added a requirement to develop and implement an online submission and communication system for crime victim service providers using up to $600,000 in accrued funds.

Clarified the definition of 'Household support loss' to specify that it is only available to unemployed victims whose spouse is the offender who committed the crime.

Removed draft committee markings, session dates, and sponsor information as the bill moved from a substitute version to a ratified final version.

Added authority for the Division of Emergency Management to transfer ownership of donated or purchased travel trailers and utility terrain vehicles to local governments, nonprofits, or survivors requiring long-term housing support.

Modified the definitions within the Victim Compensation section, specifically updating the text related to 'Dependent's economic loss' and 'Household support loss' to reflect new compensation limits and eligibility criteria.

Updated the Senate Judiciary Committee adoption date from June 3, 2026, to June 17, 2026.

Adjusted the bill's edition number from 3 to 4 and updated the header text to reflect the new committee substitute status.

Removed all provisions regarding the retrieval of firearms, ammunition, and permits surrendered under domestic violence protective orders.

Added authority for the Department of Public Safety and Air National Guard to sign a 50-year land lease for the Stanly County Airport.

Added $124.4 million in disaster relief funding for Tropical Storm Fred and Hurricane Helene, allocated to various state agencies for home reconstruction, debris removal, and infrastructure repair.

Changed the effective date of the disaster relief section to July 1, 2026, with an expiration date of June 30, 2029.

Added authority for the Division of Emergency Management to transfer ownership of donated or purchased travel trailers and utility terrain vehicles to local emergency response agencies.

Removed references to 'emergency' orders, restricting the bill's application to only Domestic Violence Protective Orders.

Added stricter eligibility criteria for retrieving firearms, requiring the defendant to have no pending criminal charges and no federal prohibitions on firearm possession.

Corrected repetitive text errors and formatting issues in the retrieval and motion sections.

Added Representatives Cairns, Ward, and Miller as co-sponsors and clarified the referral process to the Judiciary Committee.

Updated the bill version identifier from DRH30083-ML-57 to H206-v-1.

Altered the text regarding the timing for filing a motion to return surrendered firearms, though the full context of the change is incomplete in the provided snippet.