Inhaling drugs or other noxious chemical substances, etc.; distribution of nitrous oxide.

Changed the definition of prohibited devices from those that 'solely contain nitrous oxide' to those 'designed or intended to deliver a gas containing nitrous oxide,' which may expand the range of restricted items.

Modified the exemptions for establishments by removing the explicit 'licensed to sell, serve, or offer for sale food or beverages' language and changing the catering supplies exemption to require the business to be 'solely engaged' in those activities.

Converted the document from Senate Substitute to Conference Substitute, indicating the bill has been reconciled between chambers.

Document formatting and versioning changes between Enrolled and House Substitute versions, including line breaks, spacing, and version numbers. The substantive legislative text regarding inhaling drugs, nitrous oxide distribution, and penalties remains unchanged.

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

Formatting and layout changed significantly as the bill transitioned from draft introduction format to final enrolled format with official chapter numbering and approval stamps.

Subsection C.1 was slightly refined to specify that the prohibition applies to devices 'designed or intended to deliver a gas containing nitrous oxide' rather than just devices that 'solely contain nitrous oxide', clarifying the scope of prohibited devices.

Subsection C.2 was modified to clarify that the exemption applies to establishments 'solely engaged' in certain businesses, adding precision to the language.