Clarify Tourism-Related Expenditures.

Removed all internal committee tracking text, including 'Judiciary Committee Substitute' and 'House Committee Substitute' labels, as the bill is now fully processed.

Added the official ratification date (June 18, 2026) and signatures from the President of the Senate, Presiding Officer of the House, and the Governor to finalize the law.

Reformatted the document to remove line numbers and bracketed edit markers, presenting the text as a clean, final legislative bill.

All provisions regarding workplace violence, mass picketing definitions, and civil no-contact orders were deleted.

New text was added to prohibit using room occupancy tax proceeds for services that primarily benefit city or county residents, such as solid waste, water, fire protection, and law enforcement.

New lists of specific cities, towns, and counties were added to determine which jurisdictions must follow the new tax spending restrictions.

The bill's effective date was updated to June 2, 2026, reflecting a new House Committee substitute adoption.

The definition for 'Place of employment' was removed and replaced with a new definition for 'Obstruction,' which defines it as a sustained or deliberate physical blockage that substantially prevents ingress or egress and causes demonstrable disruption.

Updated the bill identifier from the draft code DRS15206-LR-101 to the official session code S484-v-1.

Added the specific referral date and committee (Rules and Operations of the Senate) to the bill header.

Removed the draft reference code and the empty 'Referred to' line from the initial filing.