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This Concurrent Resolution is a procedural measure designed to correct an error in the official record of a previously passed bill, identified as H.B. 3979. In legislative processes, a "concurrent resolution" is a type of measure that is passed by both the House of Representatives and the Senate, but it does not have the force of law and is typically used for expressing the sense of Congress or for administrative purposes. The term "enrollment" refers to the final, official printing of a bill after it has been approved by both chambers of Congress, and it is this enrolled version that is sent to the President for signature. Therefore, this resolution simply aims to fix a mistake in how H.B. 3979 was officially recorded.