Short-term rental properties; human trafficking awareness training, delayed effective date.

This bill was amended from its original introduced version to a substitute version prepared by the Senate Committee on General Laws and Technology. The primary substantive change is the removal of § 35.1-15.1, which previously required human trafficking training for hotel employees. The substitute version retains only the requirement for short-term rental operators to complete human trafficking training, eliminating the parallel requirement for hotels. This narrows the bill's scope from covering both short-term rentals and hotels to focusing solely on short-term rental properties.