Office of the Attorney General; appropriating certain funds for certain purposes; effective date; emergency.

Added 'Hall and Haste of the Senate' to the list of bill sponsors.

Updated the bill title page to reflect the new sponsors.

Changed the bill number in the footer from 17378 to 17402 to match the new committee substitute version.

The document format was changed from an enrolled bill to a proposed committee substitute, including updated header information and page numbering.

The title and subject matter were updated to conform to the committee amendment process, but the underlying legislative intent remains the same.

Original enrolled bill formatting and signatures were removed and replaced with standard committee substitute formatting.

New header sections indicating the bill is a committee substitute and listing the committee chair and sponsor were added.

Added official passage dates for the House and Senate and signature lines for the Governor and Secretary of State to finalize the bill.

Updated the header from 'ENGROSSED' to 'ENROLLED' to reflect the final version ready for signing.

Reformatted the title and section headers to match the standard enrolled bill layout.

Total appropriated funds increased from $2,250,000 to $2,500,000, with a specific $250,000 allocation for the Public Safety Technology Revolving Fund.

The effective date was advanced from November 1, 2026, to July 1, 2026.

An emergency clause was added to allow the bill to take effect immediately upon passage and approval.

Removed the original title 'State Budget Act of 2026' and replaced it with a specific act relating to the Office of the Attorney General.

Added specific directives on how the appropriated funds must be utilized, including implementation of Senate Bill No. 1379.