Summary

Directs the House Clerk to make a set of specified wording corrections when engrossing the underlying bill, striking or replacing text across many enumerated provisions. Most corrections are editorial (wording changes), but one replacement revises a proposed paragraph in the Mineral Leasing Act to set terms and conditions tied to land use plans for leases.

• Directs the House Clerk to make specified wording corrections when preparing the bill’s engrossed text.
• Corrections involve striking or replacing text in many enumerated provisions across the bill.
• A replaced paragraph in the Mineral Leasing Act ties lease terms and conditions to applicable land use plans.
• Most corrections are technical or drafting fixes to produce the intended final statutory language.
• The instruction does not itself appropriate funds, create programs, or change tax law.
• The list of exact textual changes is filed with the single section and is to be applied at engrossment.
• Effects are primarily legal/technical — they change the authoritative statutory wording that agencies, courts, and stakeholders will read.