The proposed bill seeks to amend current statutes by introducing new provisions and clarifying existing language related to the Interstate Compact for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Personnel Licensure. Key updates include requirements for the Commission to secure funding, maintain financial records, and establish a coordinated database for tracking licensure and adverse actions. Additionally, it outlines new rulemaking procedures that mandate public notice and opportunities for input, as well as mechanisms for oversight and dispute resolution. The bill also enhances enforcement by allowing the Commission to take legal action against defaulting member states and specifying the process for state withdrawal from the Compact. Furthermore, the bill clarifies that the Compact will take effect upon the adoption by the tenth participating state and ensures that any rules previously adopted by the Commission will have the full force of law. It also includes provisions that do not invalidate existing EMS personnel licensure agreements with nonmember states and emphasizes the need for expedited licensure processing for veterans and military personnel. Overall, these updates aim to modernize the legal framework governing EMS personnel licensure, improve public safety, and facilitate interstate cooperation while retaining the core principles of the ... statutes.