establishing certification standards for certified public safety comfort dogs.

Corrected a grammatical error in the definition of 'Certified public safety comfort dog trainer' by changing 'worker' to 'workers'.

The definition of 'public accommodation' was cut off mid-sentence, removing the text describing conveyances and terminals, which may reduce the scope of businesses covered by the bill.

Added a new date stamp (06/04/2026) indicating the bill was adopted by both the House and Senate.

The term 'facility comfort dog' was changed to 'certified public safety comfort dog' in the title and all definitions to clarify the specific role of the animal.

The term 'facility comfort dog handler' was changed to 'certified public safety comfort dog handler' to match the updated scope.

The term 'comfort facility dog team' was changed to 'certified public safety comfort dog team' to reflect the new official name.

The term 'comfort facility dog trainer' was changed to 'certified public safety comfort dog trainer' to ensure consistent terminology.

The bill title and analysis were updated to emphasize 'public safety' certification standards, distinguishing the program from general facility-based emotional support.

The primary term 'Facility comfort dog' was changed to 'Comfort facility dog' in the definitions section to ensure consistent terminology for the dog, its handler, and the training team.

Minor formatting changes were made to the document header, including updating the title from 'AS INTRODUCED' to 'AS AMENDED BY THE SENATE' and adjusting page numbering.

A line break or truncation occurred in the list of public places (e.g., 'comfort station; any dispensar'), which appears to be a formatting artifact rather than a substantive policy change.