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Oklahoma House Bill HB3372 Compare Versions

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31	28		STATE OF OKLAHOMA
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33	30		2nd Session of the 58th Legislature (2022)
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35		-	HOUSE BILL 3372 By: West (Tammy) of the House
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39		-	Weaver of the Senate
	32	+	HOUSE BILL 3372 By: West (Tammy)
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45	38		AS INTRODUCED
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47	40		An Act relating to state government; stating intent;
48	41		requiring the Office of Management and Enterprise
49	42		Services to promulgate rules to develop a program
50	43		regarding certain distribution of surplus vehicles;
51	44		requiring coordinate with certain entities; stating
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59	52		BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
60	53		SECTION 1. NEW LAW A new section of law not to be
61	54		codified in the Oklahoma Statutes reads as follows:
62	55		The Oklahoma Legislature finds that persons who have been
63	56		incarcerated may find it difficult to secure employment unless they
64	57		have reliable methods of transportation both to and from work. The
65	58		Legislature finds that it is desirable public policy and in
66	59		furtherance of an essential governmental function to provide a means
67	60		by which such persons, as further provided by this act, may make
	61	+	positive contribution s in the economy, demonstrate the ability to
	62	+	perform well and consistently in employment environment s, contribute
	63	+	to their own sense of well-being and self-worth and to provide
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95		-	positive contribution s in the economy, demonstrate the ability to
96		-	perform well and consistently in employment environments, contribute
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98	90		financial support for family members. The Legislature finds that
99	91		making surplus state vehicles available through the program created
100	92		pursuant to the provisions of this act constitutes an effect ive
101	93		means to promote the well-being of the persons identifi ed in this
102	94		act and through the use of selected nonprofit entities in the
103	95		selection process and monitoring the use of such vehicles the State
104	96		of Oklahoma is likely to benefit from the payment of in come taxes
105	97		based on compensation paid to these persons, sale s taxes on
106	98		purchases made with their disposable income, motor fuel taxes, and
107	99		any number of other state or local taxes that are derived from the
108	100		economic activity of persons who might not other wise be in a
109	101		position to make such contributions to the state o r local economies.
110	102		SECTION 2. NEW LAW A new section of law to be codified
111	103		in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 62.10 of Title 74, unless there
112	104		is created a duplication in numbering, read s as follows:
113	105		The Office of Management and Ente rprise Services (OMES) shall
114	106		promulgate rules and any necessary procedures to develop a program
115	107		allowing for the distribution of state surplus vehicles to certain
116	108		nonprofit organizations in this state. Eligible nonprofit
117	109		organizations shall be those that offer assistance to certain
118	110		persons recently released from prisons in this state. The OMES
	111	+	shall coordinate with applying nonprofit organizations and the
	112	+	Department of Corrections, if required, to make the distributions.
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146		-	shall coordinate with applying nonprofit organizations and the
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148	139		The program shall include , but not be limited to, the following
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150	141		1. The OMES shall establish set criteria regarding which state
151	142		surplus vehicles qualify for distribution in the program. In making
152	143		the determination, the OMES may consider the actual market value of
153	144		the surplus vehicle, roadworthiness of the vehicle, type of vehicle,
154	145		the number of surplus vehicles the state has in inventory, or other
155	146		relevant considerations.
156	147		2. Eligible nonprofit organizations may make an application to
157	148		the OMES for available surplus vehicles that meet the criteria for
158	149		distribution under thi s section.
159	150		3. Former prisoner eligibility for the program shall be based
160	151		upon a screening process devel oped by the nonprofit organization or
161	152		by the nonprofit in conjunction with OMES. Considerations for the
162	153		eligibility of a former prisoner for the program shall include, but
163	154		not be limited to, the nature of the cri me in which the person was
164	155		convicted, if the sentence was served, and an evaluation need based
165	156		on the income of the person. However, no person convicted of a
166	157		violent crime or a sex crime shall be el igible for the program.
167	158		4. Upon a receiving a new conviction, persons who qualified for
168	159		the program and received a v ehicle through the program shall forfeit
169	160		any rights to the vehicle received from the program.
	161	+	5. The OMES shall have discretion in determining the method for
	162	+	which surplus vehicles shall be distributed under this section.
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197		-	5. The OMES shall have discretion in determining the method for
198		-	which surplus vehicles shall be distributed under this section.
199	189		OMES may transfer the title of the surplus vehicle to the nonprofit
200	190		organization or may consider a lease arrangement with the nonprofit.
201	191		However, if a lease arra ngement is determined to be the means of
202	192		distribution, lease payments shall be below the market value of
203	193		similar vehicles.
204	194		SECTION 3. This act shall become effective November 1, 2022.
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206		-	COMMITTEE REPORT BY: COMMITTEE ON GENERAL GOVERNMENT, dated
207		-	03/02/2022 - DO PASS, As Coauthored.
	196	+	58-2-8572 JBH 12/28/21