Relating to integrated pest management.

Changed the requirement from reviewing IPM plans every five years to also requiring that both the IPM plan and low-impact pesticide list be made available to the public on a website.

Added flexibility for schools to include the low-impact pesticide list with the existing Healthy and Safe Schools Plan on their website rather than maintaining separate documents.

Updated capitalization of 'Healthy and Safe Schools Plan' to match official program naming conventions.

Maintained the existing timeline requiring schools to review and update IPM plans by January 1, 2027, or five years from last approval, whichever is later.

Schools must now include a low-impact pesticide list as part of their integrated pest management plan, rather than as a separate document.

Schools can satisfy the public posting requirement for IPM plans by including them with existing healthy and safe schools plans already posted on their websites.

Removed specific language about how cleaning products like germicides and disinfectants relate to IPM plans, replacing it with clearer language about when these products are exempt from IPM requirements.

The definition of an integrated pest management plan was expanded to include additional requirements about preventing pest problems through property conditions and sanitation measures.

Maintained existing deadlines for reviewing and updating IPM plans and pesticide lists (January 1, 2027 or five years from last approval, whichever is later).