Crimes and punishments; expanding scope of certain offense related to rape. Effective date.

Removed Senate-specific header information including 'ENROLLED SENATE' and original bill numbering format

Added House-specific header information including 'HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - FLOOR VERSION' and new page numbering

Reformatted bill title and sponsor information to match House floor version layout

Added committee report and page headers indicating bold face denotes committee amendments

Removed original page numbering and formatting from enrolled version

Added a new definition for 'employee of an institution of higher education' to include faculty, adjunct faculty, instructors, volunteers, and business contractors who exercise institutional authority over students, while excluding enrolled students who are also employed by the institution.

Reorganized and clarified the circumstances under which rape is defined, particularly for victims under 16, those unable to consent due to mental illness, and those under institutional custody.

Updated language regarding sexual relationships between students and school employees, contractors, or subcontractors to ensure consistent application across different educational settings.

Set the effective date of the act to November 1, 2025, and included passage dates for both legislative chambers.

Changed the bill status from 'Engrossed' to 'Enrolled' and updated sponsor names from 'Duel' to 'Duel, Manger, and Turner' in the House, reflecting final legislative approval.

Added co-sponsors Hamilton and Bullard to the Senate and added House sponsor Duel, expanding the legislative support base.

Added formal approval signatures for Senate passage (March 10, 2025) and House passage placeholders, indicating the bill has moved forward in the legislative process.

Removed original 'AS INTRODUCED' header and replaced with 'ENGROSSED SENATE' header, reflecting the bill's progression through the legislative process.

Minor formatting adjustments to line numbers and spacing throughout the document, with no substantive policy changes.