Prescribed pediatric extended care centers; licensure, regulation.

Document formatting changed from single-line text to multi-line layout with added spacing and header information indicating 'SENATE SUBSTITUTE' and bill number '25107614D'

Date stamp changed from 'OFFERED FOR CONSIDERATION 2/17/2025' to include '3/10/25 17:50' timestamp at the bottom

Line numbering system changed from unnumbered text to numbered lines (1-23) with indentation for readability

Added requirement for Department of Health to evaluate pediatric extended care center licensure and report findings to Senate and House Appropriations Committees by November 1, 2025

Changed committee attribution from House Committee on Health and Human Services to Senate Committee on Finance and Appropriations

Changed patron attribution from Delegate McQuinn (House) to Delegate McQuinn (Senate Committee)

Significant formatting changes including removal of line numbers, addition of spacing, and reorganization of header information

Header formatting changed from 'OFFERED FOR CONSIDERATION' to 'HOUSE SUBSTITUTE' with updated session information and line numbering

Date format changed from blank line to specific date 'January 30, 2025' in the committee proposal section

Line numbering and spacing were reorganized to match House Substitute markup style rather than standard bill format

Header formatting changed from Enrolled status to House Substitute status with committee attribution and draft markings added.

Page numbering and line numbering were added to the text to reflect the substitute version format.

Some line breaks and spacing were adjusted to accommodate the substitute document layout.

Expanded the new article from 5 sections (1.1-1.5) to 23 sections (1.1-1.23), adding substantially more detailed regulations for pediatric extended care centers

Added amendment to § 19.2-389 regarding dissemination of criminal history record information, which was not present in the original bill

Original bill focused on basic licensure and scope; enrolled version likely contains expanded operational, staffing, and facility requirements based on the increased section count

Added formal enrolled formatting elements including bill number, approval status, and chapter designation that were not present in the introduced version