Revise digital ID certification laws

The document status changed from a draft bill to an enrolled bill, adding signatures from the House Chief Clerk, Speaker of the House, and President of the Senate to certify it as official law.

Draft-specific headers and page markers were removed, while the core legal text regarding training requirements and fraud definitions was preserved.

The bill title changed from 'HB 196' to 'HB 196.1' to reflect a new version number.

The header changed from 'Authorized Print Version - HB 196' to 'Introduced by B. Mitchell, K. Bogner' to indicate the bill is in its initial introduction phase.

The 'Enrolled Bill' certification section, including signatures for the Chief Clerk, Speaker, and President, was removed as this version is not yet signed into law.

Page numbering and layout were adjusted to match the standard format for an introduced bill.

Updated responsible server and sales training requirements to explicitly include procedures for checking government-certified digital identification cards.

Amended the definition of fraudulent identification to explicitly include government-certified digital identification cards as a prohibited form of fraud.

Added specific language clarifying that digital identification cards are included in the scope of identification checks and fraud prohibitions.

The bill number was updated from LC 1632 to HB 196 to reflect its official House filing status.

The sponsor line was updated to explicitly name B. Mitchell and K. Bogner as the introducers of the bill.