An act relating to eliminating Department of Corrections supervisory fees

The effective date section changed from 'This act shall take effect on passage July 1, 2027' to 'This act shall take effect on July 1, 2027,' removing the word 'passage.'

Introductory metadata lines were removed, including the sponsor (Representative Headrick of Burlington), committee referral line, date field, subject summary, and statement of purpose.

Section 4 effective date language changed from 'This act shall take effect on July 1, 2027' to 'This act shall take effect on passage July 1, 2027.' The addition of the word 'passage' appears to be a clerical or formatting artifact rather than a substantive policy change.

The official version adds standard legislative front matter including the sponsor (Representative Headrick of Burlington), committee referral line, subject description, and a statement of purpose summarizing the bill's intent to eliminate supervisory fees imposed by the Department of Corrections.

The effective date provision changed from 'This act shall take effect on passage July 1, 2027' to 'This act shall take effect on July 1, 2027,' removing the redundant word 'passage.'

The bill was renumbered from H.635 to No. 113 (its chapter number upon enactment) and reformatted into standard statutory layout with section headings and proper indentation.

The effective date was changed from 'on passage' (immediate) to July 1, 2027, giving the Department of Corrections approximately a year to implement the elimination of supervisory fees, forgive outstanding balances, and update its rules and systems.