establishing a task force to assess the development of housing at Great Bay community college and authorizing the college the right to use vacant property for the purpose of developing housing.

The new provision was reclassified from a 'new subdivision' to a 'new section' (RSA 12-G:13-a). A section is a standalone unit in the state code, while a subdivision is a component of an existing section. This changes how the provision sits within the statutory structure but does not alter its policy content.

A new adoption date line (06/04/2026 2147EBA) was added to the bill header, reflecting the date both chambers agreed on the final version.

Section I(a) was rewritten. The Senate version limited the task force's review to permissibility under the Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration, and possible amendments to federal statute. The House version broadens this to cover all federal and state law, applicable property conveyance documents, and agreements with federal agencies, and explicitly authorizes the task force to review amending those conveyance documents and agreements (not just laws).

A new Section 2 was added repealing RSA 12-G:13-a, which relates to the Great Bay Community College Housing Development task force. This suggests a prior law already established a similar task force and the House is consolidating or replacing it.

A new Section V was added providing that legislative members of the task force shall receive mileage at the legislative rate when attending to task force duties.

The effective date provision was changed from a single 'upon passage' date to a split schedule: the repeal (Section 2) takes effect July 1, 2029, while the remainder of the act takes effect upon passage. This gives the old task force statute nearly three more years to operate before being repealed.

A new subsection (a) was added as the first duty of the task force: to review the permissibility of military and student housing on Pease Development Authority property pursuant to the Department of Transportation, the Federal Aviation Administration, and to identify avenues for any needed amendment to federal statute. All previously existing duties were renumbered from (a)-(e) to (b)-(f).

Minor punctuation change in the data compilation duty: 'affordability, and sustainability' became 'affordability and sustainability' (Oxford comma removed).