Relating to certificates of number and certificates of title issued by and records kept by the Parks and Wildlife Department; creating a criminal offense.

Added new definitions for 'barge', 'builder's certificate', 'buyer', 'certificate of origin', 'documented vessel', 'foreign-documented vessel', 'hull damaged', 'lease', 'lien creditor', 'notice', 'secured party', 'secured party of record', 'title brand', 'transfer of ownership', 'written certificate of title', and 'electronic certificate of title' to clarify regulatory terms.

Added new definitions for 'hull damaged' to specify conditions like collision, allision, lightning strike, fire, explosion, running aground, or sinking that compromise hull integrity.

Changed the deadline for submitting vessel title applications from 45 days to 20 days after purchase or transfer of ownership, accelerating the registration process.

Established that the department shall issue electronic certificates of title unless the owner or secured party specifically requests a written certificate, prioritizing digital records.

Updated application requirements to include statements about whether a vessel is documented, foreign-documented, or hull damaged when applicable.

Modified exemptions for vessels requiring certificates of title to include watercraft owned by foreign governments and political subdivisions of the United States.

Replaced the term 'Vessel livery' with updated language and removed references to criminal offenses, focusing on administrative and regulatory provisions.