Advanced leak detection technologies; SCC shall establish standards for use by certain facilities.

Removed internal legislative metadata including the session year, bill number, committee attribution, and patron name.

Added official enrolled act headers including the chapter title, bill identifier in brackets, and the approval status.

The bill's purpose was narrowed from general pipeline leak detection and repair standards to specifically establishing standards for advanced leak detection technologies in intrastate natural gas distribution facilities.

New definitions were added for 'advanced leak detection,' 'commission,' and 'covered utility,' which now requires operators to serve 25,000 or more natural gas services to be subject to the bill.

Explicit exemptions were created for small master meter operators and liquefied petroleum gas (propane) systems, which are no longer required to comply with the new advanced detection standards.

A specific timeline was added requiring the State Corporation Commission to initiate rulemaking within 12 months of the act's effective date.

The requirement to match federal standards was replaced with a mandate to create performance-based standards informed by a specific federal rulemaking docket.

The header information was restructured to include session details and bill numbers in a formal layout style, replacing the original plain text header.

The text of the bill was re-indented and spaced to conform to official legislative formatting standards, but the actual legal content and wording were not altered.

A timestamp and version identifier were added at the end of the document, indicating a specific revision history.