Department of Commerce; making an appropriation to the Pandemic Relief Primary Source Revolving Fund; utilization of funds; emergency.

Updated the bill header and title to reflect that the legislation is now sponsored by both the House and the Senate, changing the designation from 'Proposed Committee Substitute' to 'Committee Substitute'.

Deleted a specific provision in Section 2 that stated Memorandums of Understanding could not require the transfer or relinquishment of control over appropriated funds to other agencies.

Updated the bill's internal request number from 17474 to 17514 to reflect the new version of the document.

Changed the committee amendment date in the header from April 17, 2026, to April 20, 2026.

The specific appropriation of $21,640,091.00 to the Pandemic Relief Primary Source Revolving Fund was deleted.

All requirements for the Department of Commerce to submit reports, enter memorandums of understanding, and appear before the Joint Committee were removed.

The original sections defining the bill's purpose, emergency declaration, and effective date were deleted.

A procedural header and amendment notice were added, indicating the bill is in a draft state awaiting new language from the committee.

Removed the 'Engrossed' header and page numbering footer, which are standard formatting changes when a bill is finalized for the Governor's signature.

Added the 'Enrolled' header and signature lines for the Governor and Secretary of State, indicating the bill has passed both chambers and is ready for execution.

Added a specific appropriation of $21,640,091.00 from the Statewide Recovery Fund to the Pandemic Relief Primary Source Revolving Fund.

Defined eligible projects as water, wastewater, sewer, and broadband initiatives in industrial parks, airparks, and ports that support sites identified by the Department of Commerce prior to the act's passage.

Mandated quarterly written or electronic reports on budgeting and expenditures to the Joint Committee on Pandemic Relief Funding.

Required the Department of Commerce to appear before the Joint Committee within six months of the act's effective date for a status update.

Restricted memorandums of understanding to ensure the Department retains full control over budgeting, expending, and allocating the funds.

Removed all provisions related to the Public Buildings and Lands Act of 2026.

Changed the effective date from November 1, 2026, to immediately upon passage and approval due to an emergency declaration.

Added the emergency clause to allow the bill to take effect immediately rather than waiting for the next fiscal year.