Indiana-Ireland trade commission.

The commission changed from temporary to continuing status, meaning it will not automatically expire after a set period.

Voting members reduced from nine to seven, and legislative members increased from four to six for a total of thirteen members.

Political party restrictions changed from allowing no more than two members of the same party as the governor to allowing no more than four.

Staff support changed from mandatory provision by the governor's office to optional ('may provide').

Fundraising authority expanded to allow the commission to raise funds through direct solicitation or fundraising events, in addition to accepting gifts and grants.

Removed the Engrossed House Bill header and digest information, which are procedural elements no longer needed in the final enrolled version.

Added the Enrolled House Act header and printing code instructions, which are standard formatting for bills ready for the Governor's signature.

Changed the header from 'ENGROSSED HOUSE BILL No. 1489' to 'HOUSE ENROLLED ACT No. 1489', indicating the bill has completed the legislative process.

Changed the commission from a 'continuing commission' to a 'temporary commission' under the executive branch.

Changed staff support from permissive ('may provide') to mandatory ('shall provide') for the governor's office.

Added a new requirement that legislative members of the commission may not be members of the General Assembly.

Increased the number of voting members appointed by the governor from seven to nine, with new requirements for civic experience in public service or Irish American organizations.

Reduced the number of legislative advisory members from six to four, changing how many senators and representatives can serve on the commission.

Adjusted political party restrictions to limit no more than two members from the Irish American community categories to the same party as the governor, down from four.

Added a new requirement that at least two voting members must have civic experience in public service or leading organizations representing Irish Americans.