Motor vehicles; Corporation Commission enforcement officers; authorizing general criminal law enforcement authority upon receiving certain consent; effective date.

Removed the 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' designation, changing it to a standard 'Committee Substitute'.

Changed the bill author from 'Hardin' to 'Grego'.

Added new subsections G and H to clarify that enforcement officers can serve warrants but do not have general search or seizure powers.

Updated document tracking numbers (Req. No.) and page headers.

Added a new restriction preventing enforcement officers from engaging in plea bargaining.

Completely replaced the original bill text with a new version, updating headers, footers, and section numbering.

Changed the bill title from 'Engrossed' to 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute'.

The bill title and subject matter changed from a general public safety act to a specific motor vehicle enforcement act.

Corporation Commission enforcement officers are now officially designated as state peace officers with limited general criminal law enforcement authority.

Broad search and seizure powers previously included in the bill were explicitly removed.

New criminal misdemeanor penalties were added for violating motor carrier regulations, with fines up to $1,000.

New administrative contempt penalties were added for failing to comply with Corporation Commission orders, with fines up to $500 per day.

New provisions require the Corporation Commission to report violations to the Attorney General and district attorneys for prosecution.