Municipal police officers; authorizing retired municipal police officer to retain firearm and badge. Effective date.

Header information was updated to reflect the House Floor version instead of the Committee Substitute version, with page numbering and formatting adjustments.

The bill title and section numbering were adjusted to align with House Floor formatting conventions.

Header formatting changed from 'ENROLLED SENATE' to 'COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE' with updated bill identification and session information.

Page numbering and request number formatting was adjusted from 'ENR. S. B. NO. 462' to 'Req. No. 1681' with updated page references.

Minor text formatting changes in the bill title and section headers, including spacing and line breaks, but no substantive policy alterations.

Page numbers and header formatting were updated to reflect the final enrolled version of the bill.

Final passage signatures from the Senate, House, and Governor were added to complete the legislative process.

Placeholder signature lines and draft formatting were removed in favor of the final enrolled layout.

Deleted the phrase 'involving moral turpitude' from the felony disqualification criteria, allowing retired officers with such convictions to potentially retain their firearms and badges.

Removed the exception that prevented officers convicted of felonies involving moral turpitude from retaining their firearms and badges upon retirement.

Changed the mental incapacity exception from 'mentally or physically incapacitated' to only 'mentally incapacitated,' removing the physical incapacity restriction.

Added formal engrossment language and signatures from both House and Senate officials to finalize the legislation.