Generally revise power and duties of agents

Removed unnecessary blank lines at the end of the document to clean up the formatting.

Standardized the capitalization of the final summary sentence to match the rest of the text.

Added certification blocks for the Chief Clerk, Speaker of the House, and President of the Senate to formally validate the bill as passed by the legislature.

Removed draft headers and page numbers, replacing them with 'ENROLLED BILL' and 'Authorized Print Version' labels.

Adjusted the bill title formatting to remove quotation marks and align with final legislative style.

The bill title was updated from 'HB 104' to 'HB 104.2' to signify it is the enrolled version, and the layout was adjusted to include standard certification lines for the Chief Clerk, Speaker, President, and signing dates.

Corrected grammatical errors in the statute text, such as changing 'shall must' to 'shall have' to ensure legal clarity.

Reordered the list of investigable offenses to place human trafficking and prostitution earlier in the text, though the substantive list of crimes remains the same.

Refined the definition of 'internet crimes against children' to explicitly list specific sexual offenses like sexual assault and child sex trafficking when committed using electronic devices.

Converted the document from a draft legislative bill format to an official enrolled bill format with certification signatures.

Corrected a stray semicolon at the end of a list item regarding dangerous drugs to improve grammatical flow.

Adjusted capitalization in a jurisdiction clause to ensure consistency with surrounding text.

Reordered the header text to align the year and legislature number for better formatting.

Corrected a grammatical error in Section 17(b) by removing the redundant word 'must' and replacing it with 'have' to improve clarity.

Added a space after a comma in Section 19(i) to improve formatting consistency.

Updated the bill number formatting in the header from 'HB0104.2' to 'HB 104.1' and adjusted the legislative session year notation.

Corrected the bill number formatting from 'HB 104.1' to 'HB0104.2' and adjusted header line breaks.

Removed an unnecessary semicolon from a list item concerning dangerous drugs to correct the sentence structure.

Amended a jurisdiction clause to replace the redundant and ambiguous phrase 'shall must' with 'shall must SHALL', clarifying that the agency has concurrent jurisdiction with local law enforcement.

The bill number was updated from HB0104.2 to HB 104.1, and a duplicate year header was removed for consistency.

A space was added after a comma in a list item concerning dangerous drugs to improve readability.

The word 'must' was removed from a jurisdiction clause to correct the phrasing from 'shall must have' to 'shall have,' clarifying the department's concurrent authority with local law enforcement.

Corrected a grammatical error in the jurisdiction clause by removing the redundant word 'must', changing the text from 'shall must have' to 'shall have' to ensure the legal requirement is clear.

Removed an erroneous semicolon at the end of a list item regarding dangerous drugs, improving the readability and structure of the statute.

Adjusted the header formatting, moving the year '2025' to a separate line and updating the bill identifier from 'HB 104.1' to 'HB0104.2'.

The bill number changed from LC 0176 to HB 104, and the sponsor changed from the Department of Justice to Representative E. Albus.

Line numbers and section numbering were updated to reflect the new bill structure, though the core duties of agents remained largely the same.

A new definition for 'internet crimes against children' was added, listing specific crimes such as sexual assault, sexual intercourse without consent, indecent exposure, and child sex trafficking when committed using electronic devices.