Relating to sentencing; and declaring an emergency.

The bill's ordering date was updated from April 7 to June 19 to reflect additional House amendments.

The bill version designation changed from A-Engrossed to B-Engrossed to indicate a new version.

The list of sponsoring Representatives was updated to replace CHOTZEN with GRAYBER and add NGUYEN H, changing who introduced the bill.

Removed the requirement that defendants must have had physical custody of a minor child at the time of the offense or sentencing, expanding eligibility to parents, legal guardians, or primary caretakers.

Changed the Family Sentencing Alternative Program participation requirement from a fixed 12 months to simply 'the probationary sentence', giving courts flexibility in setting program duration.

Added a requirement that services under the program be culturally specific and gender-responsive whenever possible to better meet the needs of diverse participants.

Removed the definition of 'caretaker' as an individual responsible for a child regardless of biological or legal relationship, likely due to the expanded eligibility language.