Schools; library media program; community standards; sexually explicit conduct; effective date.

Corrected the document title on the first page to reflect that it is now a 'Committee Substitute' rather than a 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute', indicating it has been amended by the House Committee.

Updated the tracking number at the bottom of the page from 15960 to 16748 to match the new version of the bill.

Adjusted line numbers and removed redundant text from the amendment header to align with standard legislative formatting.

Header information was updated to indicate this is a 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' rather than the original 'Engrossed' version, and the list of sponsors was shortened to include only the primary sponsor, Chris Banning.

Page numbering and footer references were updated to match the new committee substitute format, though the actual statutory text on pages 1 and 2 is unchanged.

The definition of 'community standards' was updated to explicitly state that it does not include depictions or descriptions of sexually explicit conduct.

A new definition was added clarifying that 'community standards' shall not include sexually explicit conduct as defined in state statutes.

The requirement for library media programs to be reflective of community standards was modified to focus on acquiring age-appropriate collections rather than adhering to community standards.

The phrase 'be prohibited from including obscene materials' was removed from the middle of the sentence and restructured to improve clarity.