Mental health; rules and standards for certification of behavioral health case managers; uniformity in rules and standards for certification for behavioral health case managers; certification as peer recovery support specialist; uniformity in rules and standards for certification for peer recovery support specialist; effective date.

Removed the Senate co-sponsor's name (Reinhardt) from the bill header, likely due to a procedural update or sponsorship change before the floor vote.

Replaced the 'Enrolled House' header with 'House of Representatives - Floor Version' and adjusted page numbering and formatting to match the floor version of the bill.

Corrected a minor grammatical inconsistency in the summary description of the bill, changing 'peer recovery support specialists' to 'peer recovery support specialist' to match the singular usage in the operative text.

Added an effective date of November 1, 2026, and official passage dates for the House and Senate.

Added the signature block for the Office of the Governor to indicate final approval.

Corrected formatting and numbering inconsistencies in the text, such as merging duplicate section headers and fixing line breaks.

The bill title was updated to include the names of the House sponsor (Miller) and Senate sponsor (Reinhardt), and the status was changed from 'Introduced' to 'Engrossed'.

Page numbering and internal tracking numbers (e.g., 'Req. No. 15214') were removed as they are artifacts of the draft document.

A typo in the original bill text was corrected where a line break occurred in the middle of a sentence regarding the definition of a behavioral health case manager.