State government; transaction of public business, prohibited website domains.

The definition of 'public body' was expanded from a reference to another section to include specific categories like legislative bodies, courts, political subdivisions, and organizations supported by public funds.

Added exemptions for institutions of higher education, state museums, state hospitals, toll collection services, tourism authority, economic development authority, retirement system, health system authority, and Commonwealth Savers Plan from the .gov domain requirement.

Changed the allowed website domains from only .gov to include .gov, .edu, or .museum domains, with a provision that non-.gov domains can only be used to redirect to the official .gov domain.

Added authorization for the Virginia Information Technologies Agency to create guidelines, set transition periods, establish redirect standards, and process waiver requests to ensure uniform compliance.

Extended the effective date of the bill from July 1, 2027 to July 1, 2029, providing more time for public bodies to comply with the new requirements.