Trigger activator; definition does not include semi-automatic replacement trigger, etc., penalty.

Header formatting changed from 'OFFERED FOR CONSIDERATION' to 'HOUSE SUBSTITUTE' with updated date and bill number formatting

Line numbering and spacing were reorganized to match House Substitute markup conventions

Section 2 fiscal impact language changed from blank placeholders to stating the estimated appropriation 'cannot be determined' for both adult and juvenile facilities

The bill status changed from 'Enrolled' to 'Offered for Consideration' as a Public Safety Subcommittee Substitute, indicating it is being reviewed and has not yet been enacted.

The document formatting was updated to reflect the standard legislative substitute format with line numbers and committee attribution.

The fiscal impact section was changed from specific dollar amounts to blank spaces, requiring the Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission to determine the exact funding amounts before final passage.

The bill status changed from 'Introduced' to 'Enrolled', indicating it has been approved by both houses and the governor and is now official law.

The bill text was reformatted from a draft introduction format to the official enrolled format with line numbers and approval stamps.

The definition of 'trigger activator' was expanded to explicitly list examples including bump stocks, trigger cranks, hellfire triggers, binary trigger systems, and burst trigger systems.

The definition now explicitly excludes semi-automatic replacement triggers designed for competitive shooting that improve performance over stock triggers.