A bill for an act relating to fraudulent practices involving academic credentials or professional or occupational licenses, and making penalties applicable.

The document structure was converted from a line-by-line text dump into a formatted bill layout with proper headers, page numbers, and signature lines.

Removed the Governor's handwritten signature and date from the top of the document.

Added the official signatures of the Speaker of the House, President of the Senate, and Chief Clerk of the House to certify the bill's passage.

Replaced the handwritten signature block with a typed approval line for the Governor.

Added a new subsection (6B) defining it as a fraudulent practice to falsely represent oneself as possessing a regulated professional or occupational license.

Strengthened the definition of academic credential fraud in subsection 6A by adding the phrases 'knowingly and with intent' to clarify the required mental state.

Reorganized the penalty structure to create a specific 'fifth degree' offense for license fraud (subsection 6B) and academic fraud (subsection 6A), replacing the previous 'second degree' felony classification.

Removed draft annotations, page numbers, and formatting artifacts (such as '1...1' markers) to produce the final clean text of the enrolled bill.