Offenses relating to gift cards; penalties.

Removed procedural headers indicating the bill was a 'Substitute' and that it was 'Offered for Consideration', replacing them with final 'Enrolled' and '2026 Session' status.

Corrected a typo in the theft statute by changing 'twelve-month 12-month period' to 'twelve-month 12-month period' (keeping the number but removing the redundant word 'twelve-month').

Changed the fiscal impact statement to state that the estimated amount of necessary appropriation 'cannot be determined' for both adult and juvenile facilities, whereas the draft previously left the amount blank.

Simplified the definition of 'Closed-loop gift card' by removing the phrase 'primarily for personal, family, or household purposes'.

Simplified the definition of 'Open-loop gift card' by removing the phrase 'primarily for personal, family, or household purposes'.

The bill title and text were changed to amend existing sections on credit cards and gift cards instead of adding a new article solely for gift cards.

New provisions were added to address credit card theft, forgery, and fraud, which were previously not covered in this specific bill.

New definitions were added for 'Acquirer', 'Credit card', 'Expired credit card', 'Issuer', 'Payment device number', 'Receives', 'Revoked credit card', 'Sales draft', and 'Value' to clarify terms used in credit card laws.

The definitions for 'Cardholder' and 'Gift card holder' were updated to distinguish between credit card users and gift card users, and new definitions for 'Gift card issuer' and 'Gift card seller' were added.

The venue section was updated to include credit card issuers and acquirers as entities that can sustain financial losses relevant for prosecution location.