Reapportionment; reallocation of populations, population data, civil commitment facilities.

The document status changed from a 'House Substitute' proposal to an 'Enrolled' final act, indicating the legislation has passed both houses and the governor's approval process.

Minor formatting changes were made to the section titles and citations, replacing standard hyphens with non-breaking spaces (e.g., § 24.2-314 became § 24.2-314) to meet final publication standards.

The definition of civilly committed individuals was changed from 'residential behavioral health facility' to 'a facility operated by the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services pursuant to Chapter 9 (§ 37.2-900 et seq.) of Title 37.2' to provide precise legal clarity.

The requirement for reporting the street address of the facility was updated to refer to the 'facility in which he was civilly committed' instead of the 'residential behavioral health facility' to align with the new specific definition.

The unique identifier requirement was updated to specify that the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services assigns the ID, rather than the Department of Corrections or Jails, which is more logical for civil commitment cases.