Relating to college campus safety

The requirement for institutions to create standardized campus safety mapping data was changed from mandatory ('shall') to permissive ('may') in one section, while another section was changed from permissive to mandatory, creating a conflict in the final text.

Removed the certification of passage and the specific effective date (90 days from June 12, 2026), reverting the bill to its pre-passage status.

Changed the mandate from 'shall create' to 'may create' in subsection (a), altering the requirement from mandatory to permissive.

Adjusted subsection (d) to explicitly state data 'shall not' be subject to public record disclosure, clarifying the exemption.

Corrected minor grammatical errors and formatting inconsistencies in the bill text, such as changing 'alllowing' to 'allowing' and fixing capitalization.

Removed draft headers, committee names, and placeholder text; added official enrolled headers, certification signatures, and the Governor's signature line.

Added a specific effective date clause stating the law takes effect 90 days after passage.

Added formal certification language from the Clerks of the House and Senate confirming the bill is correctly enrolled.

Applicability was changed from local school districts to state colleges and universities.

A new clause was added stating that the safety mapping data does not constitute a public record under state law.

The bill was restructured to add a new section to the Code rather than amending an existing one, reflecting the shift in subject matter.

The effective date was removed from the main text and replaced with a general statement that the bill relates to allowing institutions to create the data.