An act relating to removing the residency requirement from Vermont’s patient choice at end of life laws

Header and formatting changed from the enacted format (with governor signature date) to the official passed-by-both-chambers format (with line numbers, sponsor list, and committee referral info). No changes to the bill's substantive provisions.

The 'Statement of purpose of bill as introduced' paragraph was removed, which is standard formatting when a bill transitions from a legislative draft to an enacted law.

The governor's signature date (May 2, 2023) was added to the effective date section, confirming enactment.

Header and formatting changes: bill number changed from 'H.190' to chapter 'No. 10', page count reduced from 3 pages to 2, and the subject line was reformatted into a formal title.

Header changed from 'BILL AS INTRODUCED' to 'AS PASSED BY HOUSE'

Page count changed from 3 pages to 2 pages due to reformatting

Internal legislative reference number changed from VT LEG #367127 v.1 to VT LEG #367727 v.1

Official version adds introductory metadata including sponsor representatives (Garofano, Brumsted, McGill, Noyes, Pajala, Small), committee referral line, subject classification (Health; patient choice at end of life; residency), and a statement of purpose explaining the bill aims to eliminate the Vermont residency requirement for terminally ill patients seeking medication under end-of-life laws.

Header changed from 'AS PASSED BY HOUSE' to 'BILL AS PASSED BY THE HOUSE', page count updated from 2 pages to 3 pages, and line numbers were added throughout the official version.