Victims of crime; compensation, extends time for filing a claim.

Added a requirement that the implementation of new compensation procedures is contingent upon the availability of funds in the Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund.

Updated the document header to reflect that the bill is now the 'Engrossed' version and removed the specific date of the previous committee proposal.

Removed the requirement that crimes be reported to police records to qualify for an award, replacing it with a broader standard that accepts court records or other evidence of the crime.

Clarified that the 120-hour reporting limit does not apply to claims of sexual abuse and updated the criteria for considering delays in reporting.

Added a new section establishing specific weekly compensation rates (66-2/3% of wages) and a maximum aggregate award limit of $35,000.

Created a new provision ensuring that victims of sexual assault who complete physical evidence recovery kit examinations are considered to have met reporting and cooperation requirements.

Extended the statute of limitations for filing claims in cases involving the sexual abuse of a minor to 10 years after the minor's 18th birthday, with no time limit for felony cases.

Deleted all references to the Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Victim Fund and victim/witness assistance programs, focusing the bill solely on the Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund.

Removed metadata headers including session dates, bill numbers, committee names, and amendment dates that were present in the Engrossed version but are not needed in the final Enrolled version.

Added standard Enrolled bill formatting elements including the 'VIRGINIA ACTS OF ASSEMBLY' title page, approval date, and official bill identifier (SB1200ER).

Corrected spacing and line breaks throughout the text to conform to official enrolled bill formatting standards.

Removed a bracketed provision regarding fund availability that was present in the Engrossed version but excluded from the final Enrolled text.