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30	30	2nd Session of the 58th Legislature (2022)
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32	32	HOUSE BILL 3303 By: Humphrey
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38	38	AS INTRODUCED
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40	40	An Act relating to prisons and reformatories;
41	41	creating the Oklahoma Prison Modernization Task
42	42	Force; stating duties and purpose of the Task Force;
43	43	stating membership of the Task Force; requiring
44	44	organizational meeting to be held by certain date;
45	45	providing for the selection of a chair and vice-
46	46	chair; providing meeting requirements; stating what
47	47	constitutes a quorum; making meetings subject to the
48	48	Oklahoma Open Meeting Act; providing for travel
49	49	reimbursement; providing ad ministrative support for
50	50	the Task Force; directing the Task Force to submit
51	51	report to certain state officials; providing for
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58	58	BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
59	59	SECTION 1. NEW LAW A new section of law to be codified
60	60	in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 521.3 of Title 57, unless there
61	61	is created a duplication in numbering, reads as follows:
62	62	A. There is hereby created the Oklahoma Prison Modernization
63	63	Task Force, hereinafter referred to as the "Task Force". The Task
64	64	Force shall:
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91	91	1. Study, identify, and make recommendations on transforming
92	92	selected minimum, medium, and maximum security-level prison
93	93	facilities into technology centers;
94	94	2. Study, identify, and make recommendations on minimum,
95	95	medium, and maximum security-level prison facilities that will not
96	96	be transformed into technology centers and will instead house
97	97	inmates who refuse to participate in vocational training programs;
98	98	3. Study, identify, and make recommendations on how the
99	99	Department of Corrections will coordinate with workforce programs to
100	100	train inmates for skills needed in Oklahoma;
101	101	4. Study, identify, and make recommendations on establishing,
102	102	developing, and improving correctional industries' programs with the
103	103	cooperation and assistance of various public and private agencies ;
104	104	5. Study, identify, and make recommendations on providing
105	105	meaningful and relevant work opportunities for inmates through the
106	106	utilization of technology centers; and
107	107	6. Study, identify, and make recommendations on community
108	108	supervision programs for inmates released from the custody of the
109	109	Department of Corrections, which may include the use of global
110	110	positioning system (GPS) technologies.
111	111	B. The Task Force shall be comprised of seven (7) members, to
112	112	be selected as follows:
113	113	1. The Director of the Department of Corrections, or designee;
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140	140	2. The Executive Director of the Pardon and Parole Boar d, or
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142	142	3. The State Director of the Oklahoma Department of Career and
143	143	Technology Education ;
144	144	4. Two members of the Oklahoma House of Representatives , to be
145	145	appointed by the Speaker of the Oklahoma House of Representatives;
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147	147	5. Two members of the Oklahoma State S enate, to be appointed by
148	148	the President Pro Tempore of the Senate.
149	149	C. The Task Force shall hold an organizational meeting not
150	150	later than December 1, 2022, and shall select from its membership a
151	151	chair and vice-chair. The Task Force shall elect any other o fficers
152	152	during the first meeting and upon a vacancy in any office.
153	153	D. The chair shall call the first meeting, and all subsequent
154	154	meetings shall be made at the call of the chair. The Task Force may
155	155	meet as often as may be required in o rder to perform the duties
156	156	imposed upon it.
157	157	E. A quorum of the Task Force shall be required to approve any
158	158	final action and recommendation of the Task Force. For purposes of
159	159	this section, four members of the Task Force shall constitute a
160	160	quorum.
161	161	F. The meetings of the Task Force shall be subject to the
162	162	Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.
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189	189	G. The members of the Task Force shall receive no compensation,
190	190	but travel reimbursement may be provided by their respective
191	191	organizations within the limits provided for state e mployees in the
192	192	State Travel Reimbursement Act.
193	193	H. Administrative support for the Task Force shall be provided
194	194	by the Administrative Office of the Courts.
195	195	I. The Task Force shall submit a report of its findings and
196	196	recommendations annually by December 31 , 2023, and the same day each
197	197	year thereafter, to the Governor, the President Pro Tempore of the
198	198	Oklahoma State Senate , and the Speaker of the Oklahoma House of
199	199	Representatives.
200	200	SECTION 2. This act shall become effective November 1, 2022.
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