Allow water right holders to consent to waive adverse effects analysis in permit or change applications

Bill number changed from SB 190 to SB 190.1, likely indicating a revision or re-introduction of the same legislation.

Formatting and line breaks were reorganized throughout the document, converting multi-line text to single-line format for consistency.

Added sponsor names (D. Harvey, W. Galt, W. Curdy, B. Gillespie, K. Walsh, R. Miner, J. Cohenour) to the bill header.

Added ability for water right holders to provide written consent waiving adverse effects analysis for their specific water rights during permit applications.

Modified the burden of proof for adverse effects analysis, removing the requirement to prove no adverse impact on water rights that have provided written consent.

Updated bill text formatting and section numbering from draft version to enrolled bill format.

Bill number changed from LC 1452 to SB 190, indicating it was introduced in the Senate rather than the House.

Added seven new sponsors to the bill, expanding the coalition of legislators supporting the legislation.

Inserted language affirming that out-of-state water transportation does not conflict with public welfare or conservation, clarifying the state's authority on water exports.