The bill amends Section 32-6-2 of the General Laws in Chapter 32-6, which pertains to "Public Use of Private Lands — Liability Limitations." A significant change in the bill is the removal of the state and municipalities from the definition of "Owner," which previously included these entities. The new definition of "Owner" now refers solely to private individuals or entities possessing a fee interest, tenants, lessees, occupants, or those in control of the premises. Additionally, the bill introduces a new section titled “32-6-2. Definitions,” which clarifies terms such as "Charge," "Land," "Recreational purposes," and "User" to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the chapter's provisions. The primary intent of this legislation is to limit liability for private landowners by excluding state and municipal entities from the definition of "Owner." This change aims to provide clearer liability limitations for private landowners who allow public access for recreational purposes. The act is set to take effect immediately upon passage.