Extend application of bond validating act

Added certification language confirming the bill originated in the House and includes signature lines for House and Senate officials.

Removed draft formatting elements including the 'Introduced by' section and page numbering from the original draft.

Reorganized layout to match standard enrolled bill format with proper spacing and section headers.

Document formatting changed from multi-page enrolled bill with certification signatures to single-page authorized print version

Bill header changed from 'HB 63' to 'HB 63.1'

Line numbering and spacing were adjusted to match standard authorized print format

Extended the Bond Validating Act to apply retroactively to bonds issued and proceedings taken before March 16, 2023

Changed document format from draft legislative text to enrolled bill format with certification signatures

Formatting changed from unnumbered text to numbered lines with line numbers, but all legislative content, dates, and provisions remain substantively identical.

Extended the Bond Validating Act to apply retroactively to bonds issued and proceedings taken before March 16, 2023.

Added an immediate effective date provision, making the act effective upon passage and approval.

Removed introductory formatting and draft markings from the original bill text.

The bill's sponsor was changed from J. Dooling to J. Darling, which is a procedural update reflecting a change in legislative sponsorship rather than a policy modification.

Bill number changed from LC 0275 to HB 63, reflecting progression through the legislative process.

Primary sponsor name added as J. Dooling.

Document header updated to reflect House Bill format instead of Legislative Council draft.