Oklahoma 2022 Regular Session

Oklahoma Senate Bill SB1802 Compare Versions

Version 1 (Old)

Version 2 (New)

Old	New		Differences
1	1
2	2
3		-
4		-	An Act
5		-	ENROLLED SENATE
	3	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 1
	4	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5	+	2
	6	+	3
	7	+	4
	8	+	5
	9	+	6
	10	+	7
	11	+	8
	12	+	9
	13	+	10
	14	+	11
	15	+	12
	16	+	13
	17	+	14
	18	+	15
	19	+	16
	20	+	17
	21	+	18
	22	+	19
	23	+	20
	24	+	21
	25	+	22
	26	+	23
	27	+	24
	28	+
	29	+	HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - FLOOR VERSION
	30	+
	31	+	STATE OF OKLAHOMA
	32	+
	33	+	2nd Session of the 58th Legislature (2022)
	34	+
	35	+	ENGROSSED SENATE
6	36		BILL NO. 1802 By: Howard of the Senate
7	37
8	38		and
9	39
10	40		Kannady of the House
11	41
12	42
13	43
14	44
15	45		An Act relating to multiple versions of statutes;
16	46		amending, merging, consolidating and repealing
17	47		multiple versions of statutes; amending 11 O.S. 2021,
18	48		Section 50-114, as last amended by Section 1, Chapter
19	49		330, O.S.L. 2021; repealing 11 O.S. 2021, Section 50-
20	50		114, as last amended by Section 3, Cha pter 329,
21	51		O.S.L. 2021; amending 21 O.S. 2021, Section 142A-3,
22	52		as last amended by Section 1, Chapter 344, O.S.L .
23	53		2021; repealing 21 O.S. 2021, Section 142A-3, as last
24	54		amended by Section 8, Chapter 552, O.S.L. 2021;
25	55		amending 21 O.S. 2021, Section 1111, as last amended
26	56		by Section 1, Chapter 253, O.S.L. 2021; repealing 21
27	57		O.S. 2021, Section 1111, as last amended by Section
28	58		3, Chapter 331, O.S.L. 2021; amending 21 O.S. 2021,
29	59		Section 1241, as last amended by Section 1, Chapter
30	60		176, O.S.L. 2021; repealing 21 O.S. 2021, Section
31	61		1241, as last amended by Section 2, Chapter 554,
32	62		O.S.L. 2021; repealing 21 O.S. 2021, Section 1290.18,
33	63		as last amended by Section 8, Chapter 146, O.S.L.
34	64		2021; repealing 43A O.S. 2021, Section 1-110, as last
35	65		amended by Section 1, Chapter 38 , O.S.L. 2021;
36	66		repealing 43A O.S. 2021, Section 5-207, as last
37	67		amended by Section 2, Chapter 38, O.S.L. 2021 ;
38	68		amending 47 O.S. 2021, Section 955, as last amended
39	69		by Section 4, Chapter 334, O.S.L. 2021; repealing 47
40	70		O.S. 2021, Section 955, as last amended by Section 1,
41	71		Chapter 155, O.S.L. 2021; amending 47 O.S. 2021,
42	72		Section 1132, as last amended by Section 2, Chapter
43	73		543, O.S.L. 2021; repealing 47 O.S. 2021, Section
44	74		1132, as last amended by Section 2, Chapter 376,
45	75		O.S.L. 2021; amending 47 O.S. 2021, Section 11 41.1,
	76	+
	77	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 2
	78	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	79	+	2
	80	+	3
	81	+	4
	82	+	5
	83	+	6
	84	+	7
	85	+	8
	86	+	9
	87	+	10
	88	+	11
	89	+	12
	90	+	13
	91	+	14
	92	+	15
	93	+	16
	94	+	17
	95	+	18
	96	+	19
	97	+	20
	98	+	21
	99	+	22
	100	+	23
	101	+	24
	102	+
46	103		as last amended by Section 13, Chapt er 157, O.S.L.
47		-
48		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 2
49	104		2021; repealing 47 O.S. 2021, Section 1141.1, as last
50	105		amended by Section 10, Chapter 276 , O.S.L. 2021;
51	106		amending 51 O.S. 2021, Section 152, as last amended
52	107		by Section 28, Chapter 12, O.S.L. 2021; repealing 51
53	108		O.S. 2021, Section 152, as last amended by Section 1,
54	109		Chapter 41, O.S.L. 2021; repealing 51 O.S. 2021,
55	110		Section 152, as last amended by Section 1, Chapter
56	111		241, O.S.L. 2021; amending 51 O.S. 2021, Section 155,
57	112		as last amended by Section 3, Chapter 2 41, O.S.L.
58	113		2021; repealing 51 O.S. 2021, Section 155, as last
59	114		amended by Section 29, Chapter 12 , O.S.L. 2021;
60	115		amending 61 O.S. 2021, Section 103, as last amended
61	116		by Section 2, Chapter 340, O.S.L. 2021 ; repealing 61
62	117		O.S. 2021, Section 103, as last amended by Section 1,
63	118		Chapter 244, O.S.L. 2021; amending 62 O.S. 2021,
64	119		Section 34.32, as last amended by Section 1 , Chapter
65	120		16, O.S.L. 2021; repealing 62 O.S. 2021, Section
66	121		34.32, as last amended by Section 1, Chapter 160,
67	122		O.S.L. 2021; amending 63 O.S. 2021, Sectio n 426, as
68	123		amended by Section 2, Chapter 56 3, O.S.L. 2021;
69	124		repealing 63 O.S. 2021, Section 426, as amended by
70	125		Section 13, Chapter 584, O.S.L. 2021; repealing 63
71	126		O.S. 2021, Section 426, as amended by Section 6,
72	127		Chapter 553, O.S.L. 2021; amending 63 O.S. 2021,
73	128		Section 427.3, as last amended by Section 9, Chapter
74	129		553, O.S.L. 2021; repealing 63 O.S. 2021, Section
75	130		427.3, as last amended by Section 5, Chapter 584,
76	131		O.S.L. 2021; amending 63 O.S. 2021, Section 427.4, as
77	132		amended by Section 10, Chapter 553, O.S.L. 202 1;
78	133		repealing 63 O.S. 2021, Section 427.4, as amended by
79	134		Section 6, Chapter 584, O.S.L. 2021; amending 63 O.S.
80	135		2021, Section 427.16, as amended by Section 1 8,
81	136		Chapter 553, O.S.L. 2021; repealing 63 O.S. 2021,
82	137		Section 427.16, as amended by Section 10, Cha pter
83	138		584, O.S.L. 2021; amending 63 O.S. 2021, Section 1-
84	139		317, as last amended by Section 1, Chapter 247,
85	140		O.S.L. 2021; repealing 63 O.S. 2021, Section 1-317,
86	141		as last amended by Section 1, Chapter 104, O .S.L.
87	142		2021; amending 63 O.S. 2021, Section 1 -1962, as last
88	143		amended by Section 1, Chapter 125, O.S.L. 2021;
89	144		repealing 63 O.S. 2021, Section 1-1962, as last
90	145		amended by Section 3, Chapter 284, O.S.L. 2021;
91		-
92		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 3
93	146		amending 64 O.S. 2021, Section 1013, as last amended
94	147		by Section 1, Chapter 132, O.S.L. 2021 ; repealing 64
95	148		O.S. 2021, Section 1013, as last amended by Sect ion
96	149		2, Chapter 227, O.S.L. 2021; repealing 64 O.S. 2021,
	150	+
	151	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 3
	152	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	153	+	2
	154	+	3
	155	+	4
	156	+	5
	157	+	6
	158	+	7
	159	+	8
	160	+	9
	161	+	10
	162	+	11
	163	+	12
	164	+	13
	165	+	14
	166	+	15
	167	+	16
	168	+	17
	169	+	18
	170	+	19
	171	+	20
	172	+	21
	173	+	22
	174	+	23
	175	+	24
	176	+
97	177		Section 1013, as last amended by Section 1, Chapter
98	178		228, O.S.L. 2021; amending 68 O.S. 2021, Section
99	179		1356, as last amended by Section 1, Chapter 539,
100	180		O.S.L. 2021; repealing 68 O.S. 2021, Section 1356, as
101	181		last amended by Section 1, Chapter 580, O.S.L. 2021 ;
102	182		amending 68 O.S. 2021, Section 2355, as last amended
103	183		by Section 1, Chapter 493, O.S.L. 2021; repealing 68
104	184		O.S. 2021, Section 2355, as last amended by Sectio n
105	185		1, Chapter 492, O.S.L. 2021; amending 68 O.S. 2021,
106	186		Section 3624, as last amended by Section 13, Chapter
107	187		15, O.S.L. 2021; repealing 68 O.S. 2021, Section
108	188		3624, as last amended by Section 3, Chapter 312,
109	189		O.S.L. 2021; amending 70 O.S. 2021, Section 6 -187, as
110	190		last amended by Section 1, Chapter 118, O.S.L. 2021;
111	191		repealing 70 O.S. 2021, Section 6-187, as last
112	192		amended by Section 1, Chapter 319, O.S.L. 2021 ;
113	193		amending 70 O.S. 2021, Section 11 -103.6, as last
114	194		amended by Section 1, Chapter 322 , O.S.L. 2021;
115	195		repealing 70 O.S. 2021, Section 11-103.6, as last
116	196		amended by Section 4, Chapter 345, O.S.L . 2021;
117	197		amending 74 O.S. 2021, Section 85.3A, as last amended
118	198		by Section 1, Chapter 58, O. S.L. 2021; repealing 74
119	199		O.S. 2021, Section 85.3A, as last amended by Section
120	200		13, Chapter 101, O.S.L. 2021; amending 75 O.S. 2021,
121	201		Section 251, as last amended by Section 31, Chapter
122	202		12, O.S.L. 2021; repealing 75 O.S. 2021, Section 251,
123	203		as last amended by Section 6, Chapter 11 , O.S.L.
124	204		2021; updating statutory cites; and declaring an
125	205		emergency.
126	206
127	207
128	208
129		-	SUBJECT: Duplicate sections
130		-
131	209		BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
132		-
133		-
134		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 4
135	210		SECTION 1. AMENDATORY 11 O.S. 2021, Section 50-114, as
136	211		last amended by Section 1, Chapter 330 , O.S.L. 2021, is amended to
137	212		read as follows:
138		-
139	213		Section 50-114. A. The State Board is hereby a uthorized to pay
140	214		out of funds in the System a month ly service pension to any member
141	215		eligible as hereinafter provided, not exceeding in any event the
142	216		amount of money in such funds and not exceeding in any event the
	217	+
	218	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 4
	219	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	220	+	2
	221	+	3
	222	+	4
	223	+	5
	224	+	6
	225	+	7
	226	+	8
	227	+	9
	228	+	10
	229	+	11
	230	+	12
	231	+	13
	232	+	14
	233	+	15
	234	+	16
	235	+	17
	236	+	18
	237	+	19
	238	+	20
	239	+	21
	240	+	22
	241	+	23
	242	+	24
	243	+
143	244		accrued retirement benefit for such member , except as provided for
144	245		herein. In order for a member to be eligible for such service
145	246		pension the following requirements must be complied with:
146		-
147	247		1. The member’s service with the police department for any
148	248		participating municip ality must have ceased; howev er, a member may
149	249		be subsequently reemployed in the position of police chief pursuant
150	250		to subsection C of Section 50-112 of this title;
151		-
152	251		2. The member must have reached the member ’s normal retirement
153	252		date; and
154		-
155	253		3. The member must have complied with any agree ment as to
156	254		contributions by the member and other me mbers to any funds of the
157	255		System where said agreement has been made as provided by this
158	256		article; provided, that should a retired member receive disability
159	257		benefits as provided in this and other sections of this article, the
160	258		time the retired member is recei ving said disability benefits shall
161	259		count as time on active service if the retired member should be
162	260		recalled by the Chief of Police from said disability retirement . It
163	261		shall be necessary before said time shall be counted toward
164	262		retirement that the retired member make the same contribution as the
165	263		member would have otherwise made if on active service for the time
166	264		the retired member was disabled.
167		-
168	265		B. Any member complying with all requirements of this article,
169	266		who reaches normal retirement date, upon applicati on, shall be
170	267		retired at the accrued r etirement benefit. When a member has served
	268	+
	269	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 5
	270	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	271	+	2
	272	+	3
	273	+	4
	274	+	5
	275	+	6
	276	+	7
	277	+	8
	278	+	9
	279	+	10
	280	+	11
	281	+	12
	282	+	13
	283	+	14
	284	+	15
	285	+	16
	286	+	17
	287	+	18
	288	+	19
	289	+	20
	290	+	21
	291	+	22
	292	+	23
	293	+	24
	294	+
171	295		for the necessary number of years and is otherwise eligible, as
172	296		provided in this article, if s uch member is discharged with out cause
173	297		by the participating municipality, the me mber shall be eligible for
174	298		a pension.
175		-
176		-
177		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 5
178	299		C. Effective July 1, 1989, in no event shall commencement of
179	300		distribution of the accrued retirement benefit of a member be
180	301		delayed beyond April 1 of the calendar year following the later of:
181		-
182	302		1. The calendar year in w hich the member reaches seventy and
183	303		one-half (70 1/2) years of age for a member who attains age seventy
184	304		and one-half (70 1/2) before January 1, 2020, or effective for
185	305		distributions required to be made afte r December 31, 2019, the
186	306		calendar year in which the member reaches seventy -two (72) years of
187	307		age for an individual who attains age seventy and one -half (70 1/2)
188	308		after December 31, 2019 ; or
189		-
190	309		2. The actual retirement date of the member.
191		-
192	310		For distributions mad e for calendar years beginning on or after
193	311		January 1, 2001, through December 31, 2004, t he System shall apply
194	312		the minimum distribution requirements and incidental benefit
195	313		requirements of Section 401(a)(9) of the Internal Revenu e Code of
196	314		1986, as amended, in accordance with the regulations under Section
197	315		401(a)(9) of the Internal Revenue Code o f 1986, as amended, which
198	316		were proposed on January 17, 2001, notwithstanding any provision of
199	317		the System to the contrary . For distributions made for calendar
200	318		years beginning on or after January 1, 2005, the System shal l apply
	319	+
	320	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 6
	321	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	322	+	2
	323	+	3
	324	+	4
	325	+	5
	326	+	6
	327	+	7
	328	+	8
	329	+	9
	330	+	10
	331	+	11
	332	+	12
	333	+	13
	334	+	14
	335	+	15
	336	+	16
	337	+	17
	338	+	18
	339	+	19
	340	+	20
	341	+	21
	342	+	22
	343	+	23
	344	+	24
	345	+
201	346		the minimum distribution inci dental benefit requirements, incidental
202	347		benefit requirements, and minimum distribution requirements of
203	348		Section 401(a)(9) of the Internal Re venue Code of 1986, as amende d,
204	349		in accordance with the final regulations under S ection 401(a)(9) of
205	350		the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, including Treasury
206	351		Regulations Sections 1.401(a)(9) -1 through 1.401(a)(9) -9; provided,
207	352		however, that for dist ributions required to be made after December
208	353		31, 2019, for individuals who attai n seventy and one-half (70 1/2)
209	354		years of age after December 31, 2019, such distributions shall take
210	355		into account that age 70 1/2 was stricken and age 72 was inserted in
211	356		Section 401(a)(9)(B)(iv)(I), Section 401(a)(9)(C)(i)(I) and Section
212	357		401(a)(9)(C)(ii)(I) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 , as
213	358		amended, notwithstanding any provision of the System to the
214	359		contrary. Effective January 1, 2009, with respect to the Oklahoma
215	360		Police Deferred Option Plan, to the extent applicable, no minimum
216	361		distribution is requi red for 2009 in accordance with Secti on
217	362		401(a)(9)(H) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended.
218		-
219		-
220		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 6
221	363		Effective September 8, 2009, notwithstanding anything to the
222	364		contrary of the System, the System, which is a governmental plan
223	365		(within the meaning of Sect ion 414(d) of the Internal Revenue Co de
224	366		of 1986, as amended) is treated as having complied with Section
225	367		401(a)(9) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, for all
226	368		years to which Section 401(a)(9) of the Internal Revenue Code of
227	369		1986, as amended, applies to the System if the System co mplies with
	370	+
	371	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 7
	372	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	373	+	2
	374	+	3
	375	+	4
	376	+	5
	377	+	6
	378	+	7
	379	+	8
	380	+	9
	381	+	10
	382	+	11
	383	+	12
	384	+	13
	385	+	14
	386	+	15
	387	+	16
	388	+	17
	389	+	18
	390	+	19
	391	+	20
	392	+	21
	393	+	22
	394	+	23
	395	+	24
	396	+
228	397		a reasonable and good-faith interpretation of Section 401(a)(9) of
229	398		the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended.
230		-
231	399		D. In the event of the death of any membe r who has been awarded
232	400		a retirement benefit or is e ligible therefor as provided in this
233	401		section, such member’s beneficiaries shall be paid such retirement
234	402		benefit. The remaining portion of the member ’s retirement benefit
235	403		shall be distributed to the benefi ciaries at least as rapidly as
236	404		under the method of distribution to the member . Effective March 1,
237	405		1997, if a member to whom a retirement benefit has been awarded or
238	406		who is eligible therefor dies prior to the date as of which t he
239	407		total amount of retirement benefit paid equals the total amount of
240	408		the employee contributions paid by or on behalf of the member and
241	409		the member does not have a surviving beneficiary under paragraph 13
242	410		of Section 50-101 of this title, the total benefits paid as of the
243	411		date of the member’s death shall be subtracted from the accumulat ed
244	412		employee contribution amount and t he balance, if greater than zero
245	413		(0), shall be paid to the member ’s estate.
246		-
247	414		E. The State Board may review and affirm a member ’s request for
248	415		retirement benefits prior t o the member’s normal retirement date
249	416		provided that no retirement benefits are paid prio r to the normal
250	417		retirement date.
251		-
252	418		F. A member retired under the provisions of this article may
253	419		apply to the State Board to have the member ’s retirement benefits
254	420		set aside and may make application for disability benefits . Upon
	421	+
	422	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 8
	423	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	424	+	2
	425	+	3
	426	+	4
	427	+	5
	428	+	6
	429	+	7
	430	+	8
	431	+	9
	432	+	10
	433	+	11
	434	+	12
	435	+	13
	436	+	14
	437	+	15
	438	+	16
	439	+	17
	440	+	18
	441	+	19
	442	+	20
	443	+	21
	444	+	22
	445	+	23
	446	+	24
	447	+
255	448		approval of the disability be nefits, the member would become subject
256	449		to all provisions of this article pertaining to disability
257	450		retirement.
258		-
259	451		G. Upon the death of a reti red member or a beneficiary, the
260	452		benefit payment for the month in which the reti red member or
261	453		beneficiary died, if not previously paid, shall be made to the
262	454		beneficiary of the member, which shall include a successor in
263		-
264		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 7
265	455		interest for whom an affidavit is pro vided to the System in
266	456		accordance with Section 393 of Title 58 of the Oklahoma S tatutes, or
267	457		to the member’s or beneficiary’s estate if there is no surviving
268	458		beneficiary under paragraph 13 of Section 50 -101 of this title, to
269	459		the member’s estate or, if prope rly designated by the member, a
270	460		trust. Upon the death of a beneficiary, the ben efit payment for the
271	461		month in which the beneficiary died, if not previously paid, s hall
272	462		be made to the beneficiary ’s estate or, if properly designated by
273	463		the beneficiary, to a trust. Such benefit payment shall be made in
274	464		an amount equal to a full monthly benefit payment regardless of the
275	465		day of the month in which the retired member or beneficiary died.
276		-
277	466		H. If the requirements of Section 50-114.4 of this title are
278	467		satisfied, a member who, by reason of attai nment of normal
279	468		retirement date or age, is separate d from service as a public safety
280	469		officer with the member’s participating municipality, may elect to
281	470		have payment made directly to the provider for qualif ied health
282	471		insurance premiums by deduction from his or her monthly pension
	472	+
	473	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 9
	474	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	475	+	2
	476	+	3
	477	+	4
	478	+	5
	479	+	6
	480	+	7
	481	+	8
	482	+	9
	483	+	10
	484	+	11
	485	+	12
	486	+	13
	487	+	14
	488	+	15
	489	+	16
	490	+	17
	491	+	18
	492	+	19
	493	+	20
	494	+	21
	495	+	22
	496	+	23
	497	+	24
	498	+
283	499		payment, after December 31, 2006, in accordance with Section 402 (l)
284	500		of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended.
285		-
286	501		SECTION 2. REPEALER 11 O.S. 2021, Section 50-114, as
287	502		last amended by Section 3, Chapter 32 9, O.S.L. 2021, is hereby
288	503		repealed.
289		-
290	504		SECTION 3. AMENDATORY 21 O.S. 2021, Section 142A-3, as
291	505		last amended by Section 1, Chapter 344, O.S.L . 2021, is amended to
292	506		read as follows:
293		-
294	507		Section 142A-3. A. Upon the preliminary investiga tion of a
295	508		violent crime, it shall be the duty of the peace officer who
296	509		interviews the victim of such crime to inform the victim, or a
297	510		responsible adult if the vi ctim is a minor child or an incompetent
298	511		person, or the family member who receives death notificatio n in the
299	512		case of a homicide, in writing, of their rights as a crime victim.
300	513		Written notification shall consist of handing the victim,
301	514		responsible adult, if the victim is a minor child or an incompetent
302	515		person, or family member receiving death notification , a preprinted
303	516		card or brochure that, at a minimum, includes the following
304	517		information:
305		-
306		-
307		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 8
308	518		1. A statement that reads, “As a victim of crime, you have
309	519		certain rights”;
310		-
311	520		2. Telephone and address information for the local D istrict
312	521		Attorney Victim-Witness Coordinator; and
	522	+
	523	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 10
	524	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	525	+	2
	526	+	3
	527	+	4
	528	+	5
	529	+	6
	530	+	7
	531	+	8
	532	+	9
	533	+	10
	534	+	11
	535	+	12
	536	+	13
	537	+	14
	538	+	15
	539	+	16
	540	+	17
	541	+	18
	542	+	19
	543	+	20
	544	+	21
	545	+	22
	546	+	23
	547	+	24
313	548
314	549		3. The website address where victims can access a full list of
315	550		their rights, additional information, and how to apply for crime
316	551		victim compensation assistance.
317		-
318	552		B. A victim of domestic abuse has the right t o be informed by
319	553		the first peace offic er who interviews the victim of domestic abuse
320	554		of the twenty-four-hour statewide telephone communication service
321	555		established by Section 18p -5 of Title 74 of the Oklahoma Statutes
322	556		and to give notice to the victim of cer tain rights. The notice
323	557		shall consist of handing such victim the following statement:
324		-
325	558		“As a victim of domestic abuse, you have certain rights. These
326	559		rights are as follows:
327		-
328	560		1. The right to requ est that charges be pressed against your
329	561		assailant;
330		-
331	562		2. The right to request protection from any ha rm or threat of
332	563		harm arising out of your cooperation with law enforcement and
333	564		prosecution efforts as far as facilities are available and to be
334	565		provided with information on the level of protection available;
335		-
336	566		3. The right to be informed of financial assista nce and other
337	567		social services available as a result of being a victim including
338	568		information on how to apply for the assistance and services; and
339		-
340	569		4. The right to file a petition for a protective order or, when
341	570		the domestic abuse occurs when the court is no t open for business,
342	571		to request an emergency temporary protective order.”
	572	+
	573	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 11
	574	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	575	+	2
	576	+	3
	577	+	4
	578	+	5
	579	+	6
	580	+	7
	581	+	8
	582	+	9
	583	+	10
	584	+	11
	585	+	12
	586	+	13
	587	+	14
	588	+	15
	589	+	16
	590	+	17
	591	+	18
	592	+	19
	593	+	20
	594	+	21
	595	+	22
	596	+	23
	597	+	24
343	598
344	599		C. The victim of rape or forcible sodomy sexual assault, as
345	600		defined in Section 142.20 of this title, has the right to be
346	601		informed by the peace officer who interviews the victim of the rape
347	602		or forcible sodomy sexual assault, or a responsible adult if the
348	603		victim is a minor child or an incompetent person, of the twenty-
349	604		four-hour statewide telephone communication service established by
350		-
351		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 9
352	605		the Office of the Attor ney General for victims of sexual assault
353	606		pursuant to Section 18p-5 of Title 74 of the Oklahoma Statutes and
354	607		to give notice to the victim or such responsible adult of certain
355	608		rights of the victim. The notice shall consist of handing such
356	609		victim or responsible adult a written statement in substantially the
357	610		following form:
358		-
359	611		“As a victim of the crime of rape or forcib le sodomy sexual
360	612		assault, you have certain rights. These rights are as follows:
361		-
362	613		1. The right to request that charges be pressed against your
363	614		assailant;
364		-
365	615		2. The right to request protection from any harm or threat of
366	616		harm arising out of your cooperation with law enforcement and
367	617		prosecution efforts as far as facilities are available and to be
368	618		provided with information on the level of protection avai lable;
369		-
370	619		3. The right to be informed of financial assistance and other
371	620		social services available to victims including information on how to
372	621		apply for the assistance and services;
373		-
374	622		4. The right to a free forensic medical examination; and
	623	+
	624	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 12
	625	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	626	+	2
	627	+	3
	628	+	4
	629	+	5
	630	+	6
	631	+	7
	632	+	8
	633	+	9
	634	+	10
	635	+	11
	636	+	12
	637	+	13
	638	+	14
	639	+	15
	640	+	16
	641	+	17
	642	+	18
	643	+	19
	644	+	20
	645	+	21
	646	+	22
	647	+	23
	648	+	24
375	649
376	650		5. The right to be informed by the district attorney of other
377	651		victim’s rights available pursuant to Sect ion 142A-2 of Title 21 of
378	652		the Oklahoma Statutes this title;
379		-
380	653		6. The right to speak with a sexual assault victims’ advocate;
381		-
382	654		7. The right to request and receive the status and results of
383	655		the analysis of the sexual assault forensic evidence ; and
384		-
385	656		8. The right to request a copy of the poli ce report.”
386		-
387	657		D. Upon the preliminary investigation of a domestic violence
388	658		crime involving intimate partner violence, the first peace office r
389	659		who interviews the victim of domestic abuse shall assess the
390	660		potential for danger by asking a series of questions p rovided on a
391	661		lethality assessment form available on the Oklahoma Attorney General
392	662		website. The lethality assessment form shall include the following
393	663		questions:
394		-
395		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 10
396		-
397	664		1. Has the person ever used a weapon against the victim or
398	665		threatened the victim with a weapon?
399		-
400	666		2. Has the person threatened to kill the victim or children of
401	667		the victim?
402		-
403	668		3. Does the victim think the person will try to kill the
404	669		victim?
405		-
406	670		4. Has the person ever tried to choke the victim?
407		-
408	671		5. Is the person violently or constant ly jealous or does the
409	672		person control most of the daily activities of the victim?
410	673
	674	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 13
	675	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	676	+	2
	677	+	3
	678	+	4
	679	+	5
	680	+	6
	681	+	7
	682	+	8
	683	+	9
	684	+	10
	685	+	11
	686	+	12
	687	+	13
	688	+	14
	689	+	15
	690	+	16
	691	+	17
	692	+	18
	693	+	19
	694	+	20
	695	+	21
	696	+	22
	697	+	23
	698	+	24
	699	+
411	700		6. Has the victim left or separated from the person after
412	701		living together or b eing married?
413		-
414	702		7. Is the person unemployed?
415		-
416	703		8. Has the person ever tried to kill himself or he rself?
417		-
418	704		9. Does the victim have a child that the person knows is not
419	705		his or her own child?
420		-
421	706		10. Does the person follow or spy on the victim or leave the
422	707		victim threatening messages?
423		-
424	708		11. Is there anything else that worries the victim about his or
425	709		her safety and if so, what worries the victim?
426		-
427	710		E. If the results of the lethality assessment indicate a
428	711		referral is suggested, the assessing officer shall implement the
429	712		protocol referral process to a domestic violence advocate from a
430	713		certified or tribal program as follows:
431		-
432	714		1. Advise the victim of the results of the assessment;
433		-
434	715		2. Advise the victim that based on the results o f the
435	716		assessment the officer will call the domestic violence hotline to
436	717		allow the victim to speak with an advocate;
437		-
438		-
439		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 11
440	718		3. If the victim does not wan t to speak with an advocate, the
441	719		officer shall document the refusal on the form.
442		-
443	720		F. Regardless of the results of the lethality assessment,
444	721		referral information for shelters, domestic violence programs and
445	722		other social services shall be provided to the victim.
446	723
	724	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 14
	725	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	726	+	2
	727	+	3
	728	+	4
	729	+	5
	730	+	6
	731	+	7
	732	+	8
	733	+	9
	734	+	10
	735	+	11
	736	+	12
	737	+	13
	738	+	14
	739	+	15
	740	+	16
	741	+	17
	742	+	18
	743	+	19
	744	+	20
	745	+	21
	746	+	22
	747	+	23
	748	+	24
	749	+
447	750		SECTION 4. REPEALER 21 O.S. 2021, Section 142A-3, as
448	751		last amended by Section 8, Chapter 552, O.S.L. 2021, is hereby
449	752		repealed.
450		-
451	753		SECTION 5. AMENDATORY 21 O.S. 2021, Sectio n 1111, as
452	754		last amended by Section 1, Ch apter 253, O.S.L. 2021, is amended to
453	755		read as follows:
454		-
455	756		Section 1111. Rape is an act of sexual intercourse involving
456	757		vaginal or anal penetration acco mplished with a male or femal e
457	758		within or without the bonds of matrimony who may be of the same or
458	759		the opposite sex as the perpetrator under any of the following
459	760		circumstances:
460		-
461	761		1. Where the victim is under sixteen (16) years of age;
462		-
463	762		2. Where the victim is incapable through mental ill ness or any
464	763		other unsoundness of mind, whether tempora ry or permanent, of giving
465	764		legal consent;
466		-
467	765		3. Where force or violence is used or threatened, accompanie d
468	766		by apparent power of execution to the victim or to another person;
469		-
470	767		4. Where the victim is intoxi cated by a narcotic or anesthetic
471	768		agent, administered by or with the privity of the accu sed as a means
472	769		of forcing the victim to submit;
473		-
474	770		5. Where the victim is at the time unconscious of the nature of
475	771		the act and this fact is k nown to the accused;
476		-
477	772		6. Where the victim submits to sexual intercourse under the
478	773		belief that the person committing t he act is a spouse, and this
	774	+
	775	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 15
	776	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	777	+	2
	778	+	3
	779	+	4
	780	+	5
	781	+	6
	782	+	7
	783	+	8
	784	+	9
	785	+	10
	786	+	11
	787	+	12
	788	+	13
	789	+	14
	790	+	15
	791	+	16
	792	+	17
	793	+	18
	794	+	19
	795	+	20
	796	+	21
	797	+	22
	798	+	23
	799	+	24
	800	+
479	801		belief is induced by artifice, preten se, or concealment practiced by
480	802		the accused or by the accused in collusio n with the spouse with
481	803		intent to induce that belief. In all cases of collusion bet ween the
482		-
483		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 12
484	804		accused and the spouse to accomplish such act, both the spouse and
485	805		the accused, upon convic tion, shall be deemed guilty of rape;
486		-
487	806		7. Where the victim is under the l egal custody or supervision
488	807		of a state agency, a federal agency, a county, a munici pality or a
489	808		political subdivision and engages in sexual intercourse with a
490	809		state, federal, county, municipal or political subdivision employee
491	810		or an employee of a contractor of the state, the federal go vernment,
492	811		a county, a municipality or a political subd ivision that exercises
493	812		authority over the victim, or the subcontractor or employee of a
494	813		subcontractor of the contractor of the state or federal government,
495	814		a county, a municipality or a political subdiv ision that exercises
496	815		authority over the victim;
497		-
498	816		8. Where the victim is at least sixteen (16) years of age and
499	817		is less than twenty (20) years of age and is a student, or under the
500	818		legal custody or supervision of any public or p rivate elementary or
501	819		secondary school, junior high or high school, or public vocati onal
502	820		school, and engages in sexual intercourse with a person who is
503	821		eighteen (18) years of age or older and is an employee of the same
504	822		school system; or
505		-
506	823		9. Where the victim is nineteen (19) years of ag e or younger
507	824		and is in the legal custody of a state ag ency, federal agency or
	825	+
	826	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 16
	827	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	828	+	2
	829	+	3
	830	+	4
	831	+	5
	832	+	6
	833	+	7
	834	+	8
	835	+	9
	836	+	10
	837	+	11
	838	+	12
	839	+	13
	840	+	14
	841	+	15
	842	+	16
	843	+	17
	844	+	18
	845	+	19
	846	+	20
	847	+	21
	848	+	22
	849	+	23
	850	+	24
	851	+
508	852		tribal court and engages in sexual intercourse with a foster parent
509	853		or foster parent applicant; or
510		-
511	854		10. Where the victim is at least sixteen (16) yea rs of age but
512	855		less than eighteen (18) years of age and the perpetrator of the
513	856		crime is a person responsible for the c hild’s health, safety or
514	857		welfare. “Person responsible fo r the child’s health, safety or
515	858		welfare” shall include, but not be limited to:
516		-
517	859		a. a parent,
518		-
519	860		b. a legal guardian,
520		-
521	861		c. custodian,
522		-
523	862		d. a foster parent,
524		-
525		-
526		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 13
527	863		e. a person eighteen (18) years of age or older with whom
528	864		the child’s parent cohabitates,
529		-
530	865		f. any other adult residing in the home of the child,
531		-
532	866		g. an agent or employee of a public or private
533	867		residential home, institution , facility or day
534	868		treatment program as defined in Sect ion 175.20 of
535	869		Title 10 of the Okla homa Statutes, or
536		-
537	870		h. an owner, operator or employee of a child care
538	871		facility, as defined by Section 402 of Title 10 of the
539	872		Oklahoma Statutes.
540		-
541	873		SECTION 6. REPEALER 21 O.S. 2021, Section 1111, as last
542	874		amended by Section 3, Chapter 331 , O.S.L. 2021, is hereby repealed.
	875	+
	876	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 17
	877	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	878	+	2
	879	+	3
	880	+	4
	881	+	5
	882	+	6
	883	+	7
	884	+	8
	885	+	9
	886	+	10
	887	+	11
	888	+	12
	889	+	13
	890	+	14
	891	+	15
	892	+	16
	893	+	17
	894	+	18
	895	+	19
	896	+	20
	897	+	21
	898	+	22
	899	+	23
	900	+	24
543	901
544	902		SECTION 7. AMENDATORY 21 O.S. 2021, Sect ion 1241, as
545	903		last amended by Section 1, Chapter 176, O.S.L. 2021, is amended to
546	904		read as follows:
547		-
548	905		Section 1241. A. Any person who shall furnish to any p erson
549	906		under the age of twenty-one (21) by gift, sale or otherwise any
550	907		cigarettes, cigarette papers, cigars, bi dis, snuff, chewing tobacco,
551	908		or any other form of tobacco pro duct, nicotine product or vapor
552	909		products product shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and , upon
553	910		conviction, shall be punished by a fine in the a mount of not less
554	911		than Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) nor more than Two Hundred Do llars
555	912		($200.00) and by imprisonment in the county jail for a term of not
556	913		less than ten (10) days nor more than ninety (90 ) days for each
557	914		offense. For the purposes of this sect ion, the term “vapor product”
558	915		shall have the same meaning as provided in the Pre vention of Youth
559	916		Access to Tobacco Act.
560		-
561	917		B. The provisions of subsection A of this section shall not
562	918		apply to persons per forming activities as part of a scientific study
563	919		being conducted by a research institution for the purpose of medical
564	920		research to further efforts in cigarette and tobacco use prevention
565	921		and cessation and tobacco product regulation, provided that such
566	922		medical research has been approved by a properly accredited
567	923		institutional review board pursuant to applicable federal
568	924		regulations.
569	925
570		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 14
	926	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 18
	927	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	928	+	2
	929	+	3
	930	+	4
	931	+	5
	932	+	6
	933	+	7
	934	+	8
	935	+	9
	936	+	10
	937	+	11
	938	+	12
	939	+	13
	940	+	14
	941	+	15
	942	+	16
	943	+	17
	944	+	18
	945	+	19
	946	+	20
	947	+	21
	948	+	22
	949	+	23
	950	+	24
571	951
572	952		SECTION 8. REPEALER 21 O.S. 2021, Section 1241, as last
573	953		amended by Section 2, C hapter 554, O.S.L. 2021, is hereby repealed.
574		-
575	954		SECTION 9. REPEALER 21 O.S. 2021, Section 1290.18, as
576	955		last amended by Section 8, Chapter 146, O.S.L. 2021, is hereby
577	956		repealed.
578		-
579	957		SECTION 10. REPEALER 43A O.S. 2021, Section 1-110, as
580	958		last amended by Section 1, Chapter 38, O.S.L. 2021, is hereby
581	959		repealed.
582		-
583	960		SECTION 11. REPEALER 43A O.S. 2021, Section 5-207, as
584	961		last amended by Section 2, Chapt er 38, O.S.L. 2021, is hereby
585	962		repealed.
586		-
587	963		SECTION 12. AMENDATORY 47 O.S. 2021, Section 955, as
588	964		last amended by Section 4, Chap ter 334, O.S.L. 2021, is amended to
589	965		read as follows:
590		-
591	966		Section 955. A. Any officer of the Department of Pub lic Safety
592	967		or any other political subdivision of this state is hereby
593	968		authorized to cause to be towed any vehicle found upon publi c roads,
594	969		highways, streets, turnpikes, private parking lots acces sible to the
595	970		public, other public places or upon any private road, street, alley
596	971		or lane which provides access to one or mo re single-family or
597	972		multifamily dwellings when:
598		-
599	973		1. A report has been made that the vehicle has been stolen or
600	974		taken without the cons ent of its owner;
601	975
	976	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 19
	977	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	978	+	2
	979	+	3
	980	+	4
	981	+	5
	982	+	6
	983	+	7
	984	+	8
	985	+	9
	986	+	10
	987	+	11
	988	+	12
	989	+	13
	990	+	14
	991	+	15
	992	+	16
	993	+	17
	994	+	18
	995	+	19
	996	+	20
	997	+	21
	998	+	22
	999	+	23
	1000	+	24
	1001	+
602	1002		2. The officer has reason to believe the v ehicle has been
603	1003		abandoned as defined in Sections 901 and 902 o f this title;
604		-
605	1004		3. The person driving or in control of the vehicle is arrested
606	1005		for an alleged offense for which the officer is require d by law to
607	1006		take the person arre sted or summoned before a pro per magistrate
608	1007		without unnecessary delay;
609		-
610	1008		4. At the scene of an accident, if the owner or driver is not
611	1009		in a position to take cha rge of the vehicle and direct or request
612	1010		its proper removal;
613		-
614		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 15
615		-
616	1011		5. The officer has probable cause t hat the person operating the
617	1012		vehicle has not been granted driving privileges or that the dr iving
618	1013		privileges of the pe rson are currently suspended, revoked, can celed,
619	1014		denied, or disqualified;
620		-
621	1015		6. The officer has probable caus e that the vehicle has been
622	1016		used in the commission of a felon y offense and the officer has
623	1017		obtained a search warrant author izing the search and seizu re of the
624	1018		vehicle;
625		-
626	1019		7. The officer has probable cause that the vehicle is not
627	1020		insured as required by the Co mpulsory Insurance Law of this s tate;
628	1021		or
629		-
630	1022		8. The vehicle is involved in a fatal motor vehicle collision
631	1023		and is needed for evidentiary purposes; or
632		-
633	1024		9. A vehicle is left unattended upon any street, sidewalk,
634	1025		alley or thoroughfare and constitutes a hazard or obstruction to the
	1026	+
	1027	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 20
	1028	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1029	+	2
	1030	+	3
	1031	+	4
	1032	+	5
	1033	+	6
	1034	+	7
	1035	+	8
	1036	+	9
	1037	+	10
	1038	+	11
	1039	+	12
	1040	+	13
	1041	+	14
	1042	+	15
	1043	+	16
	1044	+	17
	1045	+	18
	1046	+	19
	1047	+	20
	1048	+	21
	1049	+	22
	1050	+	23
	1051	+	24
	1052	+
635	1053		normal movement of public transit along a rail fixed guideway. An
636	1054		unattended vehicle shall be deemed t o constitute an obstruct ion if
637	1055		any portion of the vehicle remains in that lane utilized for the
638	1056		rail fixed guideway as designated by traffic lane markings or if any
639	1057		portion of the vehicle is out side of the designated parking location
640	1058		and protrudes into the lane of traffic utilize d for the rail fixed
641	1059		guideway. For purposes of this paragraph, the head of a political
642	1060		subdivision’s transportation division may authorize e mployees to
643	1061		cause to be towed any vehicle which constitutes a hazard or
644	1062		obstruction to the normal movement of publi c transit along a rail
645	1063		fixed guideway.
646		-
647	1064		No vehicle shall be released after impoundment unless the owner
648	1065		provides to the storing facility proof of valid insurance or an
649	1066		affidavit of nonuse on the roadway, or in the event of a r elease
650	1067		request from an insurer or the representative of the insurer who has
651	1068		accepted liability for the vehicle, no su ch proof of insurance o r
652	1069		affidavit of nonuse on the roa dway shall be required.
653		-
654	1070		B. A licensed wrecker operator is not liable for damage to a
655	1071		vehicle, vessel, or cargo that obstructs the normal movement of
656	1072		traffic or creates a hazard to traffic and is remov ed in compliance
657		-
658		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 16
659	1073		with the request of a law enforcement officer, unless there is
660	1074		failure to exercise reasonable care in the performance of the act or
661	1075		for conduct that is wil lful or malicious.
	1076	+
	1077	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 21
	1078	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1079	+	2
	1080	+	3
	1081	+	4
	1082	+	5
	1083	+	6
	1084	+	7
	1085	+	8
	1086	+	9
	1087	+	10
	1088	+	11
	1089	+	12
	1090	+	13
	1091	+	14
	1092	+	15
	1093	+	16
	1094	+	17
	1095	+	18
	1096	+	19
	1097	+	20
	1098	+	21
	1099	+	22
	1100	+	23
	1101	+	24
662	1102
663	1103		C. Each officer of the Department shall use the services of the
664	1104		licensed wrecker operat or whose location is nearest to the vehicle
665	1105		to be towed in all instances in subsection A of this section . The
666	1106		requests for services may be alternate d or rotated among all
667	1107		licensed wrecker operators who are located within a reasonabl e
668	1108		radius of each other . In like manner, the officer sh all advise any
669	1109		person requesting information as to the availability of a wrecker o r
670	1110		towing service, the name of the n earest licensed wrecker operator,
671	1111		giving equal consideration to all licensed wrecker operators located
672	1112		within a reasonable radius of each o ther. In cities of less than
673	1113		fifty thousand (50,000) population, all licensed wre cker operators
674	1114		located near or in t he city limits of such cities shall be
675	1115		considered as being equal distance and shall be called on an equal
676	1116		basis as nearly as possible . In counties bordering other stat es, if
677	1117		the officer deems safety and time consideratio ns warrant, the
678	1118		officer may call a wrecker or towing service that is not on the
679	1119		rotation log.
680		-
681	1120		D. Any officer of the De partment who has been r equested by a
682	1121		person in need of wrecker or towing service to call a specific
683	1122		wrecker or towing service for such p erson, and who calls a different
684	1123		wrecker or towing service other than the one requested, without the
685	1124		consent of the person, except where hazard ous conditions exist,
686	1125		shall be subject to progressive discipl ine issued by the Department
687	1126		except in instances whe re a vehicle is removed from the roa dway
	1127	+
	1128	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 22
	1129	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1130	+	2
	1131	+	3
	1132	+	4
	1133	+	5
	1134	+	6
	1135	+	7
	1136	+	8
	1137	+	9
	1138	+	10
	1139	+	11
	1140	+	12
	1141	+	13
	1142	+	14
	1143	+	15
	1144	+	16
	1145	+	17
	1146	+	18
	1147	+	19
	1148	+	20
	1149	+	21
	1150	+	22
	1151	+	23
	1152	+	24
	1153	+
688	1154		under the authority of paragraphs 3, 4 and 6 of subsection A of this
689	1155		section.
690		-
691	1156		E. Operators conducting a tow under this section shall release
692	1157		all personal property within the vehicle to an insurer or
693	1158		representative of the insurer who has accepted liab ility for the
694	1159		vehicle, or to the registered owner or the owner’s personal
695	1160		representative as designated by t he registered owner on a form
696	1161		approved by the Department . The registered owner or representative
697	1162		of the registered owner shall provide proof of iden tity in
698	1163		accordance with the Department ’s rules related to establishing
699	1164		identity. Upon the release of perso nal property to an insurer or
700	1165		representative of the insurer, wrecker operators shall be exempt
701		-
702		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 17
703	1166		from all liability and shall be held harmless for any losses or
704	1167		claims of loss. Personal property shall include everything in a
705	1168		vehicle except the vehicle, the attached or installed equipment,
706	1169		vehicle keys or devices to s tart and unlock the vehicle, and the
707	1170		spare tire and tools to change the tire. Interlock devices may be
708	1171		removed pursuant to Section 11 -902a of this title. If release of
709	1172		personal property occurs during normal business hours as prescribed
710	1173		by the Corporation Commission, it shall be at no cost to the
711	1174		registered owner or the owner prior to the re possession. After-hour
712	1175		fees may be assessed as prescribed by this Chapter or by the
713	1176		Corporation Commission , when the release of property i s made after
714	1177		the prescribed normal business hours.
715	1178
	1179	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 23
	1180	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1181	+	2
	1182	+	3
	1183	+	4
	1184	+	5
	1185	+	6
	1186	+	7
	1187	+	8
	1188	+	9
	1189	+	10
	1190	+	11
	1191	+	12
	1192	+	13
	1193	+	14
	1194	+	15
	1195	+	16
	1196	+	17
	1197	+	18
	1198	+	19
	1199	+	20
	1200	+	21
	1201	+	22
	1202	+	23
	1203	+	24
	1204	+
716	1205		F. The operator of a wrecke r or towing service may request a
717	1206		person offering proof of ownership of personal property and any
718	1207		interlock device to exec ute a form provided by the operator
719	1208		exempting the operator from liability for such r elease.
720		-
721	1209		SECTION 13. REPEALER 47 O.S. 2021, Section 955, as last
722	1210		amended by Section 1, Chapter 155, O.S.L. 2021 is hereby repealed.
723		-
724	1211		SECTION 14. AMENDATORY 47 O.S. 2021, Section 1132, as
725	1212		last amended by Section 2 , Chapter 543, O.S.L. 2021 is amended to
726	1213		read as follows:
727		-
728	1214		A. For all vehicles, unless o therwise specifically provided by
729	1215		the Oklahoma Vehicle License and Registration A ct, a registration
730	1216		fee shall be assessed at the time of initial registration by the
731	1217		owner and annually thereafter, for the use of the avenues of public
732	1218		access within this stat e in the following amounts:
733		-
734	1219		1. For the first through the fourth year of registr ation in
735	1220		this state or any other state, Eighty -five Dollars ($85.00);
736		-
737	1221		2. For the fifth through the eighth year of registration in
738	1222		this state or any other state, Seventy -five Dollars ($75.00);
739		-
740	1223		3. For the ninth through the twelfth year of registration in
741	1224		this state or any other state, Fifty -five Dollars ($55.00);
742		-
743		-
744		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 18
745	1225		4. For the thirteenth through the sixteenth year of
746	1226		registration in this state or any other state, Thirty -five Dollars
747	1227		($35.00); and
748	1228
	1229	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 24
	1230	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1231	+	2
	1232	+	3
	1233	+	4
	1234	+	5
	1235	+	6
	1236	+	7
	1237	+	8
	1238	+	9
	1239	+	10
	1240	+	11
	1241	+	12
	1242	+	13
	1243	+	14
	1244	+	15
	1245	+	16
	1246	+	17
	1247	+	18
	1248	+	19
	1249	+	20
	1250	+	21
	1251	+	22
	1252	+	23
	1253	+	24
	1254	+
749	1255		5. For the seventeenth and any following year of registrat ion
750	1256		in this state or any other state, Fifteen Dollars ($15 .00).
751		-
752	1257		The registration fee provided for in this subsection shall be in
753	1258		lieu of all other taxes, general or local, unless o therwise
754	1259		specifically provided.
755		-
756	1260		On and after January 1, 2022, if a physica lly disabled license
757	1261		plate is issued pursuant to paragraph 3 of subsection B of Section
758	1262		1135.1 of this title, any registration fee required for such license
759	1263		plate and the fee require d pursuant to this subsection shall be
760	1264		remitted at the same time and subje ct to a single registration
761	1265		period. Upon receipt of a physi cally disabled license plate, the
762	1266		standard issue license plate must be surrendered to the Oklahoma Tax
763	1267		Commission or motor license agent. The physically disabled license
764	1268		plate must be properly di splayed as required for a standard issue
765	1269		license plate and will be the sole license plate issued and assigned
766	1270		to the vehicle. The Oklahoma Tax Commission shall determine, by
767	1271		rule, a method for making required fee adjustments when a physically
768	1272		disabled license plate is obtained during a twelve -month period for
769	1273		which a registration fee has already been remitted pursuant to this
770	1274		subsection. The combination of fees in a single remittanc e shall
771	1275		not alter the apportionment otherwise provided for by law.
772		-
773	1276		B. For all-terrain vehicles and motorcycles used exclusively
774	1277		for use off roads or highways purchased on or after July 1, 2005,
775	1278		and for all-terrain vehicles and motorcycles used exclusively for
	1279	+
	1280	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 25
	1281	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1282	+	2
	1283	+	3
	1284	+	4
	1285	+	5
	1286	+	6
	1287	+	7
	1288	+	8
	1289	+	9
	1290	+	10
	1291	+	11
	1292	+	12
	1293	+	13
	1294	+	14
	1295	+	15
	1296	+	16
	1297	+	17
	1298	+	18
	1299	+	19
	1300	+	20
	1301	+	21
	1302	+	22
	1303	+	23
	1304	+	24
	1305	+
776	1306		use off roads or highways purchased prior to July 1, 2005, which the
777	1307		owner chooses to register pursuant to the provisions of Sect ion
778	1308		1115.3 of this title, an initial and nonrecurring registration fee
779	1309		of Eleven Dollars ($11.00) shall be assessed at the time of initial
780	1310		registration by the owner . Nine Dollars ($9.00) of the registration
781	1311		fee shall be deposited in the Oklahoma Tax Commi ssion Reimbursement
782	1312		Fund. Two Dollars ($2.00) of the registration fee shall be retained
783	1313		by the motor license agent . The fees required by subsection A of
784	1314		this section shall not be required for a ll-terrain vehicles or
785	1315		motorcycles used exclusively off roads and highways.
786		-
787		-
788		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 19
789	1316		C. For utility vehicles used exclusively for use off roads or
790	1317		highways purchased on or after July 1, 2008, and for utility
791	1318		vehicles used exclusively for use off roads or highways purchased
792	1319		prior to July 1, 2008, which the owner chooses to r egister pursuant
793	1320		to the provisions of Section 1115.3 of this title, an initial and
794	1321		nonrecurring registration fee of Eleven Dollars ($11.00) shall be
795	1322		assessed at the time of initial registration by the owner. Nine
796	1323		Dollars ($9.00) of the registration fee sh all be deposited in the
797	1324		Oklahoma Tax Commission Reimbursement Fund. Two Dollars ($2.00) of
798	1325		the registration fee shall be retained by the motor license agent.
799	1326		The fees required by subsection A of this section shall not be
800	1327		required for utility vehicles use d exclusively off roads and
801	1328		highways.
802	1329
	1330	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 26
	1331	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1332	+	2
	1333	+	3
	1334	+	4
	1335	+	5
	1336	+	6
	1337	+	7
	1338	+	8
	1339	+	9
	1340	+	10
	1341	+	11
	1342	+	12
	1343	+	13
	1344	+	14
	1345	+	15
	1346	+	16
	1347	+	17
	1348	+	18
	1349	+	19
	1350	+	20
	1351	+	21
	1352	+	22
	1353	+	23
	1354	+	24
	1355	+
803	1356		D. There shall be a credit allowed with respect to the fee for
804	1357		registration of a ne w vehicle which is a replacement for:
805		-
806	1358		1. A new original vehicle which is stolen from the
807	1359		purchaser/registrant within ninety (90) days of the date of purchase
808	1360		of the original vehicle as certified by a police report or other
809	1361		documentation as required by the Oklahoma Tax Commission; or
810		-
811	1362		2. A defective new original vehicle ret urned by the
812	1363		purchaser/registrant to the seller within six (6) mo nths of the date
813	1364		of purchase of the defective new original vehicle as certified by
814	1365		the manufacturer.
815		-
816	1366		The credit shall be i n the amount of the fee for registration
817	1367		which was paid for the new original vehicle and shall be applied to
818	1368		the registration fee for the replacement vehicle. In no event will
819	1369		the credit be refunded.
820		-
821	1370		E. Upon every transfer or change of ownership of a veh icle, the
822	1371		new owner shall obtain title for and, except in the case of salvage
823	1372		vehicles and manufactured homes, register the vehicle wi thin thirty
824	1373		(30) days of change of ownership and pay a transfer fee of Fifteen
825	1374		Dollars ($15.00) in addition to any other f ees provided for in the
826	1375		Oklahoma Vehicle License and Registration A ct. No new decal shall
827	1376		be issued to the registrant . Thereafter, the owner shall register
828	1377		the vehicle annually on the anniversary date of its initial
829	1378		registration in this state and shall p ay the fees provided in
830	1379		subsection A of this section and receive a decal evidencing such
831	1380
832		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 20
	1381	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 27
	1382	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1383	+	2
	1384	+	3
	1385	+	4
	1386	+	5
	1387	+	6
	1388	+	7
	1389	+	8
	1390	+	9
	1391	+	10
	1392	+	11
	1393	+	12
	1394	+	13
	1395	+	14
	1396	+	15
	1397	+	16
	1398	+	17
	1399	+	18
	1400	+	19
	1401	+	20
	1402	+	21
	1403	+	22
	1404	+	23
	1405	+	24
	1406	+
833	1407		payment. Provided, used motor vehicle dealer s shall be exempt from
834	1408		the provisions of this section.
835		-
836	1409		F. In the event a new or used vehicle is not registered, titled
837	1410		and tagged within thirty (30) days from the date of transfer of
838	1411		ownership, the penalty for the failure of the owner of the vehicle
839	1412		to register the vehicle within thirty (30) days shall be One Dollar
840	1413		($1.00) per day, provided that in no event shall the penalt y exceed
841	1414		One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) . No penalty shall be waive d by the
842	1415		Oklahoma Tax Commission or any motor license agent except a s
843	1416		provided in subsection C of Section 1127 of this title, or when it
844	1417		can be shown the vehicle was stolen as certified by a police report
845	1418		or other documentation as required by the Oklahoma Tax Commission.
846	1419		Of each dollar penalty collected pursuant to this s ubsection:
847		-
848	1420		1. Twenty-one cents ($0.21) shall be apportioned as provided in
849	1421		Section 1104 of this title;
850		-
851	1422		2. Twenty-one cents ($0.21) shall be retained by the motor
852	1423		license agent; and
853		-
854	1424		3. Fifty-eight cents ($0.58) shall be deposited in the General
855	1425		Revenue Fund.
856		-
857	1426		SECTION 15. REPEALER 47 O.S. 2021, Section 1132, as last
858	1427		amended by Section 2, Chapter 376, O. S.L. 2021, is hereby repealed.
859		-
860	1428		SECTION 16. AMENDATORY 47 O.S. 2021, Section 1141.1, as
861	1429		last amended by Section 13, Chapter 157, O.S.L. 2021 , is amended to
862	1430		read as follows:
	1431	+
	1432	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 28
	1433	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1434	+	2
	1435	+	3
	1436	+	4
	1437	+	5
	1438	+	6
	1439	+	7
	1440	+	8
	1441	+	9
	1442	+	10
	1443	+	11
	1444	+	12
	1445	+	13
	1446	+	14
	1447	+	15
	1448	+	16
	1449	+	17
	1450	+	18
	1451	+	19
	1452	+	20
	1453	+	21
	1454	+	22
	1455	+	23
	1456	+	24
863	1457
864	1458		Section 1141.1. A. Each motor license agent shall be enti tled
865	1459		to retain the following amounts from the taxes and f ees collected by
866	1460		such agent to be used to fund the operation of the office of such
867	1461		motor license agent subject to the provisions of Sections 1140
868	1462		through 1147 of this t itle:
869		-
870	1463		1. Beginning July 1, 200 5, Two Dollars and eighty-one cents
871	1464		($2.81) for each vehi cle registered and for each special license
872	1465		plate issued pursuant to the Oklahoma Vehicle License and
873	1466		Registration Act. Beginning July 1, 2006, and thereafter through
874	1467		December 31, 2021, Three Dollars and fifty-six cents ($3.56) for
875		-
876		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 21
877	1468		each vehicle registered and for each special license plate issued
878	1469		pursuant to the Oklahoma Vehicle License and Registration Act;
879		-
880	1470		2. Beginning on or after January 1, 2022, and for all
881	1471		subsequent years, if a special or personalized license plate is
882	1472		issued pursuant to Sections 1135.1 through 1135.7 of this title and
883	1473		remittance is combined with the registration required pursuant to
884	1474		Section 1132 of this title, Seven Dollars and twelve cents ($7.12);
885		-
886	1475		3. One Dollar and twenty -five cents ($1.25) for each
887	1476		certificate of title issued for boats and motors pursuant to the
888	1477		Oklahoma Statutes;
889		-
890	1478		3. 4. For each certificate of registration issued for boa ts and
891	1479		motors pursuant to the Oklahoma Statutes, an amoun t determined
892	1480		pursuant to the provisions of subsection B of this section;
	1481	+
	1482	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 29
	1483	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1484	+	2
	1485	+	3
	1486	+	4
	1487	+	5
	1488	+	6
	1489	+	7
	1490	+	8
	1491	+	9
	1492	+	10
	1493	+	11
	1494	+	12
	1495	+	13
	1496	+	14
	1497	+	15
	1498	+	16
	1499	+	17
	1500	+	18
	1501	+	19
	1502	+	20
	1503	+	21
	1504	+	22
	1505	+	23
	1506	+	24
893	1507
894	1508		4. 5. Two Dollars and twenty-five cents ($2.25) for each
895	1509		certificate of title issued pursuant to the Oklahoma Vehicle License
896	1510		and Registration Act. Provided, the fee retention amoun t for
897	1511		certificates of title iss ued pursuant to the provisions of
898	1512		subsection H of Section 1105 of this title, in which an insurer pays
899	1513		the optional twenty-two-dollar-fee amount, is Four Dollars and fi fty
900	1514		cents ($4.50);
901		-
902	1515		5. 6. Beginning October 1, 2000, thre e percent (3%) of the
903	1516		vehicle excise tax collected pursuant to Section 2103 of Title 68 of
904	1517		the Oklahoma Statutes. Beginning July 1, 2001, each motor license
905	1518		agent shall be entitled to retain three a nd one hundred twenty-five
906	1519		one-thousandths percent (3.125 %) of the vehicle excise tax co llected
907	1520		pursuant to Section 2103 of Title 68 of the Oklah oma Statutes.
908	1521		Beginning July 1, 2002, and for all subsequent years, each motor
909	1522		license agent shall be entitled to retain three and twenty-five one-
910	1523		hundredths percent ( 3.25%) of the vehicle excise ta x collected
911	1524		pursuant to Section 2103 of Title 68 of the O klahoma Statutes.
912	1525		However, beginning July 1, 2003, the Legislature shall annually
913	1526		review the percentage to be r etained by the motor license agents
914	1527		pursuant to this para graph to determine whether such percentage
915	1528		should be adjusted;
916		-
917	1529		6. 7. Four percent (4%) of the excise tax collected on the
918	1530		transfer of boats and motors pursuant to the Oklahoma Statutes;
919	1531
920		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 22
	1532	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 30
	1533	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1534	+	2
	1535	+	3
	1536	+	4
	1537	+	5
	1538	+	6
	1539	+	7
	1540	+	8
	1541	+	9
	1542	+	10
	1543	+	11
	1544	+	12
	1545	+	13
	1546	+	14
	1547	+	15
	1548	+	16
	1549	+	17
	1550	+	18
	1551	+	19
	1552	+	20
	1553	+	21
	1554	+	22
	1555	+	23
	1556	+	24
921	1557
922	1558		7. 8. Two Dollars ($2.00) for each driver license, endorsement,
923	1559		identification license, or renewal or duplicate issued pursuant to
924	1560		Section 6-101 et seq. of this title;
925		-
926	1561		8. 9. Two Dollars ($2.00) for the recording of security
927	1562		interests as provided in Section 1110 of t his title;
928		-
929	1563		9. 10. Two Dollars ($2.00) for each inspectio n conducted
930	1564		pursuant to subsection L of Section 1105 of this title;
931		-
932	1565		10. 11. Three Dollars ($3.00) for each inspection conducted
933	1566		pursuant to subsection M of Section 1105 of this title;
934		-
935	1567		11. 12. One Dollar ($1.00) for each certificate of ownership
936	1568		filed pursuant to subsection R of Section 1105 of this title;
937		-
938	1569		12. 13. One Dollar ($1.00) for each temporary permit issued
939	1570		pursuant to Section 1124 of this title;
940		-
941	1571		13. 14. One Dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) fo r processing each
942	1572		proof of financial responsibility, driv er license information,
943	1573		insurance verification information, and other ad ditional information
944	1574		as provided in Section 7 -602 of this title;
945		-
946	1575		14. 15. The mailing fees and registration fees provided in
947	1576		Sections 1131 and 1140 of this title;
948		-
949	1577		15. 16. The notary fee provided in Section 1143 of this title;
950		-
951	1578		16. 17. Three Dollars ($3.00) for each l ien entry form
952	1579		completed and recorded on a certificate of title pursuant to
953	1580		subsection G of Section 1105 of this ti tle;
954	1581
	1582	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 31
	1583	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1584	+	2
	1585	+	3
	1586	+	4
	1587	+	5
	1588	+	6
	1589	+	7
	1590	+	8
	1591	+	9
	1592	+	10
	1593	+	11
	1594	+	12
	1595	+	13
	1596	+	14
	1597	+	15
	1598	+	16
	1599	+	17
	1600	+	18
	1601	+	19
	1602	+	20
	1603	+	21
	1604	+	22
	1605	+	23
	1606	+	24
	1607	+
955	1608		17. 18. Seven Dollars ($7.00) for each notice of tr ansfer as
956	1609		provided by subsectio n B of Section 1107.4 of this title;
957		-
958	1610		18. 19. Seven Dollars ($7.00) for each certificate of title or
959	1611		each certificate of registration issued for repossessed vehicles
960	1612		pursuant to Section 1126 of this title;
961		-
962		-
963		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 23
964	1613		19. 20. Any amount specifically authorized by law to be
965	1614		retained by the motor license agent for the furnis hing of a summary
966	1615		of a traffic record;
967		-
968	1616		20. 21. Beginning July 1, 2009, each motor license agent shall
969	1617		also be entitled to a portion of the penalties for delinquent
970	1618		registration or payment of excise tax as provided for in subsection
971	1619		C of Section 1115, sub section F of Section 1132 and subsection C of
972	1620		Section 1151 of this title and of subsection A of Section 2103 of
973	1621		Title 68 of the Oklahoma Statutes;
974		-
975	1622		21. 22. Beginning with the effective date of this ac t, each
976	1623		motor license agent shall be entitled to retain Three Dollars and
977	1624		fifty-six cents ($3.56) for each electric vehicle registered
978	1625		pursuant to the provisions of thi s act and such amount shall be in
979	1626		addition to any other a mount otherwise authorized by t his section to
980	1627		be retained with respect to a vehicle; a nd
981		-
982	1628		22. 23. Beginning with the effective date of this act, each
983	1629		motor license agent shall be entitled to retain t hree and twenty-
984	1630		five one-hundredths percent (3.25%) of th e vehicle excise tax
985	1631		collected pursuant to Section 2103 of Title 68 of the Oklahoma
	1632	+
	1633	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 32
	1634	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1635	+	2
	1636	+	3
	1637	+	4
	1638	+	5
	1639	+	6
	1640	+	7
	1641	+	8
	1642	+	9
	1643	+	10
	1644	+	11
	1645	+	12
	1646	+	13
	1647	+	14
	1648	+	15
	1649	+	16
	1650	+	17
	1651	+	18
	1652	+	19
	1653	+	20
	1654	+	21
	1655	+	22
	1656	+	23
	1657	+	24
	1658	+
986	1659		Statutes for each elec tric vehicle but such amount shall not be in
987	1660		addition to any other amount otherwise authorize d by this section to
988	1661		be retained with respect to a vehicl e.
989		-
990	1662		The balance of the funds col lected shall be remitted to the
991	1663		Oklahoma Tax Commission as provided in Section 1142 of this title to
992	1664		be apportioned pursuant to Section 1104 of this title.
993		-
994	1665		B. For each certificate of registration issued for boats and
995	1666		motors, each motor license agent shall be entitled to retain the
996	1667		greater of One Dollar and tw enty-five cents ($1.25) or an amount to
997	1668		be determined by the Tax Commission according to the provisions of
998	1669		this subsection. At the end of fiscal year 1997 and each fisca l
999	1670		year thereafter, the Tax Comm ission shall compute the average amount
1000	1671		of registration fees for all boats and motors registered in this
1001	1672		state during the fiscal year and shall multiply the result by s ix
1002	1673		and twenty-two one-hundredths percent (6.22%). The re sulting
1003	1674		product shall be the am ount which may be retained by each motor
1004	1675		license agent for each certificate of registration for boats and
1005	1676		motors issued during the following calendar year.
1006		-
1007		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 24
1008		-
1009	1677		SECTION 17. REPEALER 47 O.S. 2021, Section 1141.1, as
1010	1678		last amended by Section 10, Chapter 276, O.S.L. 2021, is hereby
1011	1679		repealed.
1012		-
1013	1680		SECTION 18. AMENDATORY 51 O.S. 2021, Section 152, as
1014	1681		last amended by Section 28 , Chapter 12, O.S.L. 2021, is amended to
1015	1682		read as follows:
1016	1683
	1684	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 33
	1685	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1686	+	2
	1687	+	3
	1688	+	4
	1689	+	5
	1690	+	6
	1691	+	7
	1692	+	8
	1693	+	9
	1694	+	10
	1695	+	11
	1696	+	12
	1697	+	13
	1698	+	14
	1699	+	15
	1700	+	16
	1701	+	17
	1702	+	18
	1703	+	19
	1704	+	20
	1705	+	21
	1706	+	22
	1707	+	23
	1708	+	24
	1709	+
1017	1710		Section 152. As used in The Governmental T ort Claims Act:
1018		-
1019	1711		1. “Action” means a proceeding in a court of competent
1020	1712		jurisdiction by which one party brings a suit against another;
1021		-
1022	1713		2. “Agency” means any board, com mission, committee, department
1023	1714		or other instrumentality or entity designated to act in b ehalf of
1024	1715		the state or a political subdivision;
1025		-
1026	1716		3. “Charitable health care provider ” means a person who is
1027	1717		licensed, certified, or otherwise authorized by the laws of t his
1028	1718		state to administer health care in the ordinary course of business
1029	1719		or the practice of a profession and who provides care to a medically
1030	1720		indigent person, as defined in par agraph 9 of this section, with no
1031	1721		expectation of or acceptance of compensation of any kind;
1032		-
1033	1722		4. “Claim” means any written demand presented by a claimant or
1034	1723		the claimant’s authorized representative in accordance with this act
1035	1724		the Governmental Tort Claims Ac t to recover money from the state or
1036	1725		political subdivision as compensation for an act or omission of a
1037	1726		political subdivision or the state or an employee;
1038		-
1039	1727		5. “Claimant” means the person or the person’s authorized
1040	1728		representative who files notice of a claim in accordance with The
1041	1729		Governmental Tort Claims Act. Only the following persons a nd no
1042	1730		others may be claimants:
1043		-
1044	1731		a. any person holding an interest in real or personal
1045	1732		property which suffers a loss, provided that the claim
1046	1733		of the person shall be aggregated with claims of all
	1734	+
	1735	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 34
	1736	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1737	+	2
	1738	+	3
	1739	+	4
	1740	+	5
	1741	+	6
	1742	+	7
	1743	+	8
	1744	+	9
	1745	+	10
	1746	+	11
	1747	+	12
	1748	+	13
	1749	+	14
	1750	+	15
	1751	+	16
	1752	+	17
	1753	+	18
	1754	+	19
	1755	+	20
	1756	+	21
	1757	+	22
	1758	+	23
	1759	+	24
	1760	+
1047	1761		other persons holding an interest in the property and
1048	1762		the claims of all other persons which are deriv ative
1049		-
1050		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 25
1051	1763		of the loss, and that multiple claimants sha ll be
1052	1764		considered a single claimant,
1053		-
1054	1765		b. the individual actually involved in the acciden t or
1055	1766		occurrence who suffers a loss, provided that the
1056	1767		individual shall aggregate i n the claim the losses of
1057	1768		all other persons which are derivative of the loss, or
1058		-
1059	1769		c. in the case of death, an administrator, special
1060	1770		administrator or a personal representative who shall
1061	1771		aggregate in the claim all losses of all persons which
1062	1772		are derivative of the death;
1063		-
1064	1773		6. “Community health car e provider” means:
1065		-
1066	1774		a. a health care provider who v olunteers services at a
1067	1775		community health center that has been deemed by the
1068	1776		U.S. Department of Health and Human Services as a
1069	1777		federally qualified health center as defin ed by 42
1070	1778		U.S.C., Section 1396d(l)(2)(B ),
1071		-
1072	1779		b. a health provider who provides services to a n
1073	1780		organization that has been deemed a federally
1074	1781		qualified look-alike community health center, and
1075		-
1076	1782		c. a health care provider who provides services to a
1077	1783		community health center that has made application to
1078	1784		the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for
	1785	+
	1786	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 35
	1787	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1788	+	2
	1789	+	3
	1790	+	4
	1791	+	5
	1792	+	6
	1793	+	7
	1794	+	8
	1795	+	9
	1796	+	10
	1797	+	11
	1798	+	12
	1799	+	13
	1800	+	14
	1801	+	15
	1802	+	16
	1803	+	17
	1804	+	18
	1805	+	19
	1806	+	20
	1807	+	21
	1808	+	22
	1809	+	23
	1810	+	24
	1811	+
1079	1812		approval and deeming as a federally qualified look -
1080	1813		alike community health center in c ompliance with
1081	1814		federal application guidance, and has received
1082	1815		comments from the U. S. Department of Health and Human
1083	1816		Services as to the status of such application with the
1084	1817		established intent of resubmitting a modified
1085	1818		application, or, if denied, a new appli cation, no
1086	1819		later than six (6) months from the date of the
1087	1820		official notification fr om the U.S. Department of
1088	1821		Health and Human Services requiring resubmission of a
1089	1822		new application;
1090		-
1091	1823		7. “Employee” means any person who is authorized to act in
1092	1824		behalf of a political subdivision or the state whether that person
1093		-
1094		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 26
1095	1825		is acting on a permanent or temp orary basis, with or without being
1096	1826		compensated or on a full-time or part-time basis.
1097		-
1098	1827		a. Employee also includes:
1099		-
1100	1828		(1) all elected or appointed officers, members of
1101	1829		governing bodies and other persons designated to
1102	1830		act for an agency or political subdivision, b ut
1103	1831		the term does not mean a person or other legal
1104	1832		entity while acting in the capacity of an
1105	1833		independent contractor or an employee of an
1106	1834		independent contractor,
	1835	+
	1836	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 36
	1837	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1838	+	2
	1839	+	3
	1840	+	4
	1841	+	5
	1842	+	6
	1843	+	7
	1844	+	8
	1845	+	9
	1846	+	10
	1847	+	11
	1848	+	12
	1849	+	13
	1850	+	14
	1851	+	15
	1852	+	16
	1853	+	17
	1854	+	18
	1855	+	19
	1856	+	20
	1857	+	21
	1858	+	22
	1859	+	23
	1860	+	24
1107	1861
1108	1862		(2) from September 1, 1991, through June 30, 1996,
1109	1863		licensed physicians, licensed osteopathic
1110	1864		physicians and certified nurse-midwives providing
1111	1865		prenatal, delivery or infant care service s to
1112	1866		State Department of Health clients pursuant to a
1113	1867		contract entered into with the S tate Department
1114	1868		of Health in accordance with paragraph 3 of
1115	1869		subsection B of Sectio n 1-106 of Title 63 of the
1116	1870		Oklahoma Statutes but only insofar as services
1117	1871		authorized by and in conformity with the terms of
1118	1872		the contract and the requirements of Section 1 -
1119	1873		233 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes, and
1120		-
1121	1874		(3) any volunteer, full-time or part-time firefighter
1122	1875		when performing duties for a fire department
1123	1876		provided for in subparagraph j of paragraph 11 of
1124	1877		this section.
1125		-
1126	1878		b. For the purpose of The Governmental Tort Claims Act,
1127	1879		the following are employees of this state, regardless
1128	1880		of the place in this s tate where duties as employees
1129	1881		are performed:
1130		-
1131	1882		(1) physicians acting in an administrative capacity,
1132		-
1133	1883		(2) resident physicians and resident interns
1134	1884		participating in a graduate me dical education
1135	1885		program of the University of Oklahoma Health
	1886	+
	1887	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 37
	1888	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1889	+	2
	1890	+	3
	1891	+	4
	1892	+	5
	1893	+	6
	1894	+	7
	1895	+	8
	1896	+	9
	1897	+	10
	1898	+	11
	1899	+	12
	1900	+	13
	1901	+	14
	1902	+	15
	1903	+	16
	1904	+	17
	1905	+	18
	1906	+	19
	1907	+	20
	1908	+	21
	1909	+	22
	1910	+	23
	1911	+	24
	1912	+
1136	1913		Sciences Center, the College of Osteopathic
1137		-
1138		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 27
1139	1914		Medicine of Oklahoma State University, or the
1140	1915		Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse
1141	1916		Services,
1142		-
1143	1917		(3) faculty members and staff of the University of
1144	1918		Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and the College
1145	1919		of Osteopathic Medicine of Okl ahoma State
1146	1920		University, while engaged in teaching duties,
1147		-
1148	1921		(4) physicians who practice me dicine or act in an
1149	1922		administrative capacity as an employee of an
1150	1923		agency of the State o f Oklahoma,
1151		-
1152	1924		(5) physicians who provide medical care to inmates
1153	1925		pursuant to a contract with the Department of
1154	1926		Corrections,
1155		-
1156	1927		(6) any person who is licensed to practice medic ine
1157	1928		pursuant to Title 59 of the Oklahoma Statutes,
1158	1929		who is under an administrative prof essional
1159	1930		services contract with the Oklahoma Health Care
1160	1931		Authority under the auspi ces of the Oklahoma
1161	1932		Health Care Authority Chief Medical Officer, and
1162	1933		who is limited to performing administrative
1163	1934		duties such as professional guidance for medical
1164	1935		reviews, reimbursement rates, service
1165	1936		utilization, health care delivery and benefit
	1937	+
	1938	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 38
	1939	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1940	+	2
	1941	+	3
	1942	+	4
	1943	+	5
	1944	+	6
	1945	+	7
	1946	+	8
	1947	+	9
	1948	+	10
	1949	+	11
	1950	+	12
	1951	+	13
	1952	+	14
	1953	+	15
	1954	+	16
	1955	+	17
	1956	+	18
	1957	+	19
	1958	+	20
	1959	+	21
	1960	+	22
	1961	+	23
	1962	+	24
	1963	+
1166	1964		design for the Oklahoma Health Care Authority,
1167	1965		only while acting within the scope of such
1168	1966		contract,
1169		-
1170	1967		(7) licensed medical professionals under contract
1171	1968		with city, county, or state entiti es who provide
1172	1969		medical care to inmates or detainees in the
1173	1970		custody or control of l aw enforcement agencies,
1174		-
1175	1971		(8) licensed mental health professionals as defined
1176	1972		in Sections 1-103 and 5-502 of Title 43A of the
1177	1973		Oklahoma Statutes, who are conducting initial
1178	1974		examinations of individuals for the purpose of
1179	1975		determining whether an individual meet s the
1180	1976		criteria for emergency detention as part of a
1181		-
1182		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 28
1183	1977		contract with the Department of Ment al Health and
1184	1978		Substance Abuse Services, and
1185		-
1186	1979		(9) licensed mental health professionals a s defined
1187	1980		in Sections 1-103 and 5-502 of Title 43A of the
1188	1981		Oklahoma Statutes, who a re providing mental
1189	1982		health or substance abuse treatment services
1190	1983		under a professional se rvices contract with the
1191	1984		Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse
1192	1985		Services and are providing such treatment
1193	1986		services at a state-operated facility.
1194	1987
	1988	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 39
	1989	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	1990	+	2
	1991	+	3
	1992	+	4
	1993	+	5
	1994	+	6
	1995	+	7
	1996	+	8
	1997	+	9
	1998	+	10
	1999	+	11
	2000	+	12
	2001	+	13
	2002	+	14
	2003	+	15
	2004	+	16
	2005	+	17
	2006	+	18
	2007	+	19
	2008	+	20
	2009	+	21
	2010	+	22
	2011	+	23
	2012	+	24
	2013	+
1195	2014		Physician faculty members and staff of the Universit y
1196	2015		of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and the Colle ge of
1197	2016		Osteopathic Medicine of Oklahoma State University not
1198	2017		acting in an administrativ e capacity or engaged in
1199	2018		teaching duties are not employees or agents of the
1200	2019		state.
1201		-
1202	2020		c. Except as provided in subparagraph b of this
1203	2021		paragraph, in no event shall the state be held liable
1204	2022		for the tortious conduct of any physician, resident
1205	2023		physician or intern while practicing medicine or
1206	2024		providing medical treatment to patients.
1207		-
1208	2025		d. For purposes of The Governmental Tort Claims A ct,
1209	2026		members of the state military forces on state active
1210	2027		duty orders or on Title 32 active duty orders are
1211	2028		employees of this state, rega rdless of the place,
1212	2029		within or outside this state, where their duties as
1213	2030		employees are performed;
1214		-
1215	2031		8. “Loss” means death or injury to the body or rights of a
1216	2032		person or damage to real or personal property or rights therein;
1217		-
1218	2033		9. “Medically indigent” means a person requiring medically
1219	2034		necessary hospital or other health care services for th e person or
1220	2035		the dependents of the pers on who has no public or private third-
1221	2036		party coverage, and whose personal resources are insufficient to
1222	2037		provide for needed health care;
1223	2038
1224		-
1225		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 29
	2039	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 40
	2040	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	2041	+	2
	2042	+	3
	2043	+	4
	2044	+	5
	2045	+	6
	2046	+	7
	2047	+	8
	2048	+	9
	2049	+	10
	2050	+	11
	2051	+	12
	2052	+	13
	2053	+	14
	2054	+	15
	2055	+	16
	2056	+	17
	2057	+	18
	2058	+	19
	2059	+	20
	2060	+	21
	2061	+	22
	2062	+	23
	2063	+	24
	2064	+
1226	2065		10. “Municipality” means any incorporated city or town, and all
1227	2066		institutions, agencies or instrumentalities of a municip ality;
1228		-
1229	2067		11. “Political subdivision” means:
1230		-
1231	2068		a. a municipality,
1232		-
1233	2069		b. a school district, including, but not limited to, a
1234	2070		technology center school district established pursuant
1235	2071		to Section 4410, 4411, 4420 or 4420.1 of Title 70 of
1236	2072		the Oklahoma Statutes,
1237		-
1238	2073		c. a county,
1239		-
1240	2074		d. a public trust where the sole beneficiary or
1241	2075		beneficiaries are a city, town, school district or
1242	2076		county. For purposes of The Gov ernmental Tort Claims
1243	2077		Act, a public trust shall include:
1244		-
1245	2078		(1) a municipal hospital created pursuant to Sections
1246	2079		30-101 through 30-109 of Title 11 of the Oklahoma
1247	2080		Statutes, a county hospital created pursuant to
1248	2081		Sections 781 through 796 of Title 19 of the
1249	2082		Oklahoma Statutes, or is created pursuant to a
1250	2083		joint agreement between such governing
1251	2084		authorities, that is operated for the public
1252	2085		benefit by a public trust created pursuant to
1253	2086		Sections 176 through 180.4 of Title 60 of the
1254	2087		Oklahoma Statutes and managed by a g overning
1255	2088		board appointed or elected by the municipality,
	2089	+
	2090	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 41
	2091	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	2092	+	2
	2093	+	3
	2094	+	4
	2095	+	5
	2096	+	6
	2097	+	7
	2098	+	8
	2099	+	9
	2100	+	10
	2101	+	11
	2102	+	12
	2103	+	13
	2104	+	14
	2105	+	15
	2106	+	16
	2107	+	17
	2108	+	18
	2109	+	19
	2110	+	20
	2111	+	21
	2112	+	22
	2113	+	23
	2114	+	24
	2115	+
1256	2116		county, or both, who exer cises control of the
1257	2117		hospital, subject to the approval of the
1258	2118		governing body of the muni cipality, county, or
1259	2119		both,
1260		-
1261	2120		(2) a public trust created pursuant to Sections 176
1262	2121		through 180.4 of Title 60 of the Oklahoma
1263	2122		Statutes after January 1, 2009, the primary
1264	2123		purpose of which is to own, manage, or op erate a
1265	2124		public acute care hospital in this state t hat
1266	2125		serves as a teaching hospital for a medical
1267	2126		residency program provided by a colleg e of
1268		-
1269		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 30
1270	2127		osteopathic medicine and provides care to
1271	2128		indigent persons, and
1272		-
1273	2129		(3) a corporation in which all of the capital stock
1274	2130		is owned, or a limited liability company in which
1275	2131		all of the member interest is owned, by a public
1276	2132		trust,
1277		-
1278	2133		e. for the purposes of The Go vernmental Tort Claims Act
1279	2134		only, a housing authority created pursuant to the
1280	2135		provisions of the Oklahoma Housing Authorit y Act,
1281		-
1282	2136		f. for the purposes of The Governmental Tor t Claims Act
1283	2137		only, corporations organized not for profit pursuant
1284	2138		to the provisions of the Oklahoma General Corporation
1285	2139		Act for the primary purpose of developing and
	2140	+
	2141	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 42
	2142	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	2143	+	2
	2144	+	3
	2145	+	4
	2146	+	5
	2147	+	6
	2148	+	7
	2149	+	8
	2150	+	9
	2151	+	10
	2152	+	11
	2153	+	12
	2154	+	13
	2155	+	14
	2156	+	15
	2157	+	16
	2158	+	17
	2159	+	18
	2160	+	19
	2161	+	20
	2162	+	21
	2163	+	22
	2164	+	23
	2165	+	24
	2166	+
1286	2167		providing rural water supply and sewage disposal
1287	2168		facilities to serve rural residents,
1288		-
1289	2169		g. for the purposes of The Governmental Tort Claims Act
1290	2170		only, districts formed pursuant to the Rural Water,
1291	2171		Sewer, Gas and Solid Waste Management Districts Act,
1292		-
1293	2172		h. for the purposes of The Governmental Tort Clai ms Act
1294	2173		only, master conservancy districts formed p ursuant to
1295	2174		the Conservancy Act of Oklahoma,
1296		-
1297	2175		i. for the purposes of The Governmental To rt Claims Act
1298	2176		only, a fire protection district created pursuant to
1299	2177		the provisions of Section 901.1 et seq. of Title 19 o f
1300	2178		the Oklahoma Statutes,
1301		-
1302	2179		j. for the purposes of Th e Governmental Tort Claims Act
1303	2180		only, a benevolent or charitable corporate volunteer
1304	2181		or full-time fire department for an unincorporated
1305	2182		area created pursuant to the prov isions of Section 592
1306	2183		et seq. of Title 18 of the Oklahoma Statutes,
1307		-
1308	2184		k. for purposes of The Governmental Tort Claims Act only,
1309	2185		an Emergency Services Provider rendering service s
1310	2186		within the boundaries of a Supplemental Emergency
1311	2187		Services District pursuant to an existing contract
1312		-
1313		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 31
1314	2188		between the Emergency Services Provider and the State
1315	2189		Department of Health. Provided, however, that the
1316	2190		acquisition of commercial liability insurance co vering
	2191	+
	2192	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 43
	2193	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	2194	+	2
	2195	+	3
	2196	+	4
	2197	+	5
	2198	+	6
	2199	+	7
	2200	+	8
	2201	+	9
	2202	+	10
	2203	+	11
	2204	+	12
	2205	+	13
	2206	+	14
	2207	+	15
	2208	+	16
	2209	+	17
	2210	+	18
	2211	+	19
	2212	+	20
	2213	+	21
	2214	+	22
	2215	+	23
	2216	+	24
	2217	+
1317	2218		the activities of such Emergency Services Provider
1318	2219		performed within the Sta te of Oklahoma shall not
1319	2220		operate as a waiver of any of the limitations,
1320	2221		immunities or defenses provided for political
1321	2222		subdivisions pursuant to the terms of The Governmental
1322	2223		Tort Claims Act,
1323		-
1324	2224		l. for purposes of The Governmental Tort Claims Act only,
1325	2225		a conservation district created pursuant to th e
1326	2226		provisions of the Conservation District Act,
1327		-
1328	2227		m. for purposes of The Governmental Tort Claims Act,
1329	2228		districts formed pursuant to the Okl ahoma Irrigation
1330	2229		District Act,
1331		-
1332	2230		n. for purposes of The Governmental Tort Claims Act only,
1333	2231		any community action agency est ablished pursuant to
1334	2232		Sections 5035 through 5040 of Title 74 of the Oklahoma
1335	2233		Statutes,
1336		-
1337	2234		o. for purposes of The Governmental Tort Claims Ac t only,
1338	2235		any organization that is designated as a youth
1339	2236		services agency, pursuant t o Section 2-7-306 of Title
1340	2237		10A of the Oklahoma Statutes,
1341		-
1342	2238		p. for purposes of The Governme ntal Tort Claims Act only,
1343	2239		any judge presiding over a drug court, as defined by
1344	2240		Section 471.1 of Title 22 of the Oklahoma Statutes,
1345	2241
	2242	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 44
	2243	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	2244	+	2
	2245	+	3
	2246	+	4
	2247	+	5
	2248	+	6
	2249	+	7
	2250	+	8
	2251	+	9
	2252	+	10
	2253	+	11
	2254	+	12
	2255	+	13
	2256	+	14
	2257	+	15
	2258	+	16
	2259	+	17
	2260	+	18
	2261	+	19
	2262	+	20
	2263	+	21
	2264	+	22
	2265	+	23
	2266	+	24
	2267	+
1346	2268		q. for purposes of The Governmental Tort Claims Act only,
1347	2269		any child-placing agency licensed by this state to
1348	2270		place children in foster family homes, and
1349		-
1350	2271		r. for purposes of The Governmental Tort Claims Act only,
1351	2272		a circuit engineering district created pursuant to
1352	2273		Section 687.1 of Title 69 of th e Oklahoma Statutes,
1353		-
1354	2274		s. for purposes of the Governmental Tort Claims Act only,
1355	2275		a substate planning district, regional council of
1356		-
1357		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 32
1358	2276		government or other entity created pursuant to Section
1359	2277		1001 et seq. of Title 74 of the Oklahoma Statutes, and
1360		-
1361	2278		t. for purposes of The Governmental Tort Claims Act only,
1362	2279		a regional transportation authority created pur suant
1363	2280		to Section 1370.7 of Title 68 of the Oklahoma Statutes
1364	2281		including its contract operator and any railroad
1365	2282		operating in interstat e commerce that sells a property
1366	2283		interest or provides services to a regional
1367	2284		transportation authority or allows the authorit y to
1368	2285		use the property or tracks of the r ailroad for the
1369	2286		provision of public passenger rail service to the
1370	2287		extent claims against the contract operator or
1371	2288		railroad arise out of or are related to or in
1372	2289		connection with such property interest, services or
1373	2290		operation of the public passenger rail service.
1374	2291		Provided, the acquisition of commercial liability
	2292	+
	2293	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 45
	2294	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	2295	+	2
	2296	+	3
	2297	+	4
	2298	+	5
	2299	+	6
	2300	+	7
	2301	+	8
	2302	+	9
	2303	+	10
	2304	+	11
	2305	+	12
	2306	+	13
	2307	+	14
	2308	+	15
	2309	+	16
	2310	+	17
	2311	+	18
	2312	+	19
	2313	+	20
	2314	+	21
	2315	+	22
	2316	+	23
	2317	+	24
	2318	+
1375	2319		insurance to cover the activities of t he regional
1376	2320		transportation authority, contract operator or
1377	2321		railroad shall not operate as a wa iver of any
1378	2322		liabilities, immunities or defenses provided pursuant
1379	2323		to the provisions of the Governmental Tort Claims Act,
1380		-
1381	2324		and all their institutions, instrumentalities or agencies;
1382		-
1383	2325		12. “Scope of employment” means performance by an employee
1384	2326		acting in good faith within the duties of the e mployee’s office or
1385	2327		employment or of tasks lawfully assigned by a competent autho rity
1386	2328		including the operation or use of an agency vehicle or equipment
1387	2329		with actual or implied consent of the supervisor of the employee,
1388	2330		but shall not include corruption or fra ud;
1389		-
1390	2331		13. “State” means the State of Oklahoma or any office,
1391	2332		department, agency, a uthority, commission, board, institution,
1392	2333		hospital, college, university, public trust c reated pursuant to
1393	2334		Title 60 of the Oklahoma Statutes of w hich the State of Oklahoma is
1394	2335		the beneficiary, or other instrumentality thereof;
1395		-
1396	2336		14. “State active duty” shall be defined in accordance with
1397	2337		Section 801 of Title 44 of the Oklahoma Statutes;
1398		-
1399		-
1400		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 33
1401	2338		15. “State military forces” shall be defined in accordance with
1402	2339		Section 801 of Title 44 of the Oklahoma Statutes;
1403		-
1404	2340		16. “Title 32 active duty ” shall be defined in accordance w ith
1405	2341		Section 801 of Title 44 of the Oklahoma Statutes; and
	2342	+
	2343	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 46
	2344	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	2345	+	2
	2346	+	3
	2347	+	4
	2348	+	5
	2349	+	6
	2350	+	7
	2351	+	8
	2352	+	9
	2353	+	10
	2354	+	11
	2355	+	12
	2356	+	13
	2357	+	14
	2358	+	15
	2359	+	16
	2360	+	17
	2361	+	18
	2362	+	19
	2363	+	20
	2364	+	21
	2365	+	22
	2366	+	23
	2367	+	24
1406	2368
1407	2369		17. “Tort” means a legal wrong, independent of contract,
1408	2370		involving violation of a duty imposed by general law, statut e, the
1409	2371		Constitution of the State of Oklahoma, or otherwise, resulting in a
1410	2372		loss to any person, association or corporation as the proximate
1411	2373		result of an act or omission of a political subdivision or the state
1412	2374		or an employee acting within the scope of employ ment.
1413		-
1414	2375		SECTION 19. REPEALER 51 O.S. 2021, Section 152, as last
1415	2376		amended by Section 1, Chapter 41, O.S.L. 2021, is hereby repealed.
1416		-
1417	2377		SECTION 20. REPEALER 51 O.S. 2021, Section 152, as last
1418	2378		amended by Section 1, Cha pter 241, O.S.L. 2021, is hereby repealed.
1419		-
1420	2379		SECTION 21. AMENDATORY 51 O.S. 2021, Section 155, as
1421	2380		last amended by Section 3, Chapter 241 , O.S.L. 2021, is amended to
1422	2381		read as follows:
1423		-
1424	2382		Section 155. The state or a political subdivision shall not be
1425	2383		liable if a loss or claim results from:
1426		-
1427	2384		1. Legislative functions;
1428		-
1429	2385		2. Judicial, quasi-judicial, or prosecutorial functions, other
1430	2386		than claims for wrongful criminal felony conviction resulting in
1431	2387		imprisonment provided for in Section 154 of thi s title;
1432		-
1433	2388		3. Execution or enforcement of the lawful orders of any court;
1434		-
1435	2389		4. Adoption or enforcement of or failure to adopt or enforce a
1436	2390		law, whether valid or invalid, including, but not limited to, any
1437	2391		statute, charter provi sion, ordinance, resolution, ru le, regulation
1438	2392		or written policy;
1439	2393
	2394	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 47
	2395	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	2396	+	2
	2397	+	3
	2398	+	4
	2399	+	5
	2400	+	6
	2401	+	7
	2402	+	8
	2403	+	9
	2404	+	10
	2405	+	11
	2406	+	12
	2407	+	13
	2408	+	14
	2409	+	15
	2410	+	16
	2411	+	17
	2412	+	18
	2413	+	19
	2414	+	20
	2415	+	21
	2416	+	22
	2417	+	23
	2418	+	24
	2419	+
1440	2420		5. Performance of or the failure to exercise or perform any act
1441	2421		or service which is in the discretion o f the state or political
1442	2422		subdivision or its employees;
1443		-
1444		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 34
1445		-
1446	2423		6. Civil disobedience, riot, in surrection or rebellion or the
1447	2424		failure to provide, or the method of providing, police, law
1448	2425		enforcement or fire protection;
1449		-
1450	2426		7. Any claim based on the theory of attractiv e nuisance;
1451		-
1452	2427		8. Snow or ice conditions or temporary or natural conditions on
1453	2428		any public way or other public place due to weather conditions,
1454	2429		unless the condition is affirmatively caused by the negligent act of
1455	2430		the state or a political subdivision;
1456		-
1457	2431		9. Entry upon any property where that entry is expressly or
1458	2432		implied authorized by law;
1459		-
1460	2433		10. Natural conditions of property of the state or political
1461	2434		subdivision;
1462		-
1463	2435		11. Assessment or collection of taxes or special assessments,
1464	2436		license or registration fees, or other fees or charges imposed by
1465	2437		law;
1466		-
1467	2438		12. Licensing powers or functions including, but not limited
1468	2439		to, the issuance, denia l, suspension or revocation of or failure or
1469	2440		refusal to issue, deny, suspend or revoke any permit, license,
1470	2441		certificate, approval, order o r similar authority;
1471		-
1472	2442		13. Inspection powers or functions, including failure to make
1473	2443		an inspection, review or approval, or making an inadequate or
	2444	+
	2445	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 48
	2446	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	2447	+	2
	2448	+	3
	2449	+	4
	2450	+	5
	2451	+	6
	2452	+	7
	2453	+	8
	2454	+	9
	2455	+	10
	2456	+	11
	2457	+	12
	2458	+	13
	2459	+	14
	2460	+	15
	2461	+	16
	2462	+	17
	2463	+	18
	2464	+	19
	2465	+	20
	2466	+	21
	2467	+	22
	2468	+	23
	2469	+	24
	2470	+
1474	2471		negligent inspection, review or approval of any property, real or
1475	2472		personal, to determine whether the property complies with or
1476	2473		violates any law or contains a hazard to health or safety, or fails
1477	2474		to conform to a recognized standa rd;
1478		-
1479	2475		14. Any loss to any person covered by any workers ’ compensation
1480	2476		act or any employer’s liability act;
1481		-
1482	2477		15. Absence, condition, locatio n or malfunction of any traffi c
1483	2478		or road sign, signal or warning device unless the absen ce,
1484	2479		condition, location or malf unction is not corrected by the state or
1485	2480		political subdivision responsible within a reasonable time after
1486	2481		actual or constructive notice or the removal or destruction of such
1487		-
1488		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 35
1489	2482		signs, signals or warning devices by third parties, action of
1490	2483		weather elements or as a result of traffic collision except on
1491	2484		failure of the state or political subdivision to correct the same
1492	2485		within a reasonable time afte r actual or constructive notic e.
1493	2486		Nothing herein shall give rise to liability arising f rom the failure
1494	2487		of the state or any political subdivision to initially place any of
1495	2488		the above signs, signals or warning devices. The signs, signals and
1496	2489		warning devices referred to herein are those u sed in connection with
1497	2490		hazards normally connected with th e use of roadways or public way s
1498	2491		and do not apply to the duty to warn of special defects such as
1499	2492		excavations or roadway obstructions;
1500		-
1501	2493		16. Any claim which is limited or barred by any other law;
1502		-
1503	2494		17. Misrepresentation, if unintentional;
	2495	+
	2496	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 49
	2497	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	2498	+	2
	2499	+	3
	2500	+	4
	2501	+	5
	2502	+	6
	2503	+	7
	2504	+	8
	2505	+	9
	2506	+	10
	2507	+	11
	2508	+	12
	2509	+	13
	2510	+	14
	2511	+	15
	2512	+	16
	2513	+	17
	2514	+	18
	2515	+	19
	2516	+	20
	2517	+	21
	2518	+	22
	2519	+	23
	2520	+	24
1504	2521
1505	2522		18. An act or omiss ion of an independent contracto r or
1506	2523		consultant or his or her employees, agents, subcontractors or
1507	2524		suppliers or of a person other than an employee of the state or
1508	2525		political subdivision at the time the act or omission occurred;
1509		-
1510	2526		19. Theft by a third person o f money in the custody of an
1511	2527		employee unless the loss was sustained because of the negligence or
1512	2528		wrongful act or omission of the employee;
1513		-
1514	2529		20. Participation in or pract ice for any interscholastic or
1515	2530		other athletic contest sponsored or conducted by or on t he property
1516	2531		of the state or a political subdivision;
1517		-
1518	2532		21. Participation in any activity approved by a local board of
1519	2533		education and held within a building or on the groun ds of the school
1520	2534		district served by that local board of education before or after
1521	2535		normal school hours or on weekends;
1522		-
1523	2536		22. Use of indoor or outdoor school property and facilities
1524	2537		made available for public recreation before or after normal school
1525	2538		hours or on weekends or school vacations , except those claims
1526	2539		resulting from willful and wanton a cts of negligence. For purpose s
1527	2540		of this paragraph:
1528		-
1529		-
1530		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 36
1531	2541		a. “public” includes, but is not limited to, students
1532	2542		during nonschool hours and school staff when not
1533	2543		working as employees of the school, and
1534		-
1535	2544		b. “recreation” means any indoor or outdoor physical
1536	2545		activity, either organized or unorganiz ed, undertaken
	2546	+
	2547	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 50
	2548	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	2549	+	2
	2550	+	3
	2551	+	4
	2552	+	5
	2553	+	6
	2554	+	7
	2555	+	8
	2556	+	9
	2557	+	10
	2558	+	11
	2559	+	12
	2560	+	13
	2561	+	14
	2562	+	15
	2563	+	16
	2564	+	17
	2565	+	18
	2566	+	19
	2567	+	20
	2568	+	21
	2569	+	22
	2570	+	23
	2571	+	24
	2572	+
1537	2573		for exercise, relaxation, diversion, sport or
1538	2574		pleasure, and that is not otherwise covered by
1539	2575		paragraph 20 or 21 of this sec tion;
1540		-
1541	2576		23. Any court-ordered, Department of Corrections or county
1542	2577		approved work release program; provided, however, th is provision
1543	2578		shall not apply to claims from individuals not in the custody of the
1544	2579		Department of Corrections based on accidents involving m otor
1545	2580		vehicles owned or operate d by the Department of Corrections;
1546		-
1547	2581		24. The activities o f the National Guard, the milit ia or other
1548	2582		military organization administered by the Military Department of the
1549	2583		state military forces when on state active duty pursuant to the
1550	2584		lawful orders of competent authority or on Title 32 active duty
1551	2585		orders:
1552		-
1553	2586		a. in an effort to quell a riot,
1554		-
1555	2587		b. in response to a natural disaster or military attack,
1556	2588		or
1557		-
1558	2589		c. if participating in a military mentor program ordered
1559	2590		by the court;
1560		-
1561	2591		25. Provision, equipping, operation or mai ntenance of any
1562	2592		prison, jail or correctional facility, or injuries resulting from
1563	2593		the parole or escape of a prisoner or injuries by a prisoner to any
1564	2594		other prisoner; provided, however, this provision shall not apply to
1565	2595		claims from individuals not in the cu stody of the Department of
	2596	+
	2597	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 51
	2598	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	2599	+	2
	2600	+	3
	2601	+	4
	2602	+	5
	2603	+	6
	2604	+	7
	2605	+	8
	2606	+	9
	2607	+	10
	2608	+	11
	2609	+	12
	2610	+	13
	2611	+	14
	2612	+	15
	2613	+	16
	2614	+	17
	2615	+	18
	2616	+	19
	2617	+	20
	2618	+	21
	2619	+	22
	2620	+	23
	2621	+	24
	2622	+
1566	2623		Corrections based on accidents involving motor vehicles owned or
1567	2624		operated by the Department of Corrections;
1568		-
1569	2625		26. Provision, equipping, operation or maintenance of any
1570	2626		juvenile detention facility, or injuries resulting from the es cape
1571	2627		of a juvenile detainee, or injuries by a juvenile de tainee to any
1572	2628		other juvenile detainee;
1573		-
1574		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 37
1575		-
1576	2629		27. Any claim or action based on the theory of manufacturer ’s
1577	2630		products liability or breach of warranty, either expressed or
1578	2631		implied;
1579		-
1580	2632		28. Any claim or action b ased on the theory of indemnification
1581	2633		or subrogation; provided, however, a political subdivision as
1582	2634		defined in subparagraph s of paragraph 11 of Section 152 of this
1583	2635		title may enter into a contract with a contract operator or a ny
1584	2636		railroad operating in inter state commerce that sells a property
1585	2637		interest or provides services to a regional transportation
1586	2638		authority, or allows the regional transportation authority to use
1587	2639		the railroad’s property or tracks for the provision of public
1588	2640		passenger rail service, providin g for the allocation of financial
1589	2641		responsibility, indemni fication, or the procurement of insurance for
1590	2642		the parties for all types of claims or damages, provided that funds
1591	2643		have been appropriated to cover the resulting contractu al obligation
1592	2644		at the time the contract is executed. The acquisition of commercial
1593	2645		liability insurance to cover the activities of the regional
1594	2646		transportation authority, contract operator or railroad shall not
	2647	+
	2648	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 52
	2649	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	2650	+	2
	2651	+	3
	2652	+	4
	2653	+	5
	2654	+	6
	2655	+	7
	2656	+	8
	2657	+	9
	2658	+	10
	2659	+	11
	2660	+	12
	2661	+	13
	2662	+	14
	2663	+	15
	2664	+	16
	2665	+	17
	2666	+	18
	2667	+	19
	2668	+	20
	2669	+	21
	2670	+	22
	2671	+	23
	2672	+	24
	2673	+
1595	2674		operate as a waiver of any of the liabilities, immunities or
1596	2675		defenses provided for political subdivisions pursuant to the
1597	2676		provisions of The Governmental Tort Claims Act. A contract entered
1598	2677		into under this paragraph shall not affect rights of employees under
1599	2678		the Federal Employers Liability Act or the F ederal Railway Labor
1600	2679		Act;
1601		-
1602	2680		29. Any claim based upon an act or omission of an employee i n
1603	2681		the placement of children;
1604		-
1605	2682		30. Acts or omissions done in conformance with then current
1606	2683		recognized standards;
1607		-
1608	2684		31. Maintenance of the state highway system or any porti on
1609	2685		thereof unless the claimant presents evidence which establishes
1610	2686		either that the stat e failed to warn of the unsafe condition or that
1611	2687		the loss would not have occurred but for a negligent affirmative act
1612	2688		of the state;
1613		-
1614	2689		32. Any confirmation of the existenc e or nonexistence of any
1615	2690		effective financing statement on file in the office of the Sec retary
1616	2691		of State made in good faith by an employee of the office of the
1617		-
1618		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 38
1619	2692		Secretary of State as required by the provisions of Section 1 -9-
1620	2693		320.6 of Title 12A of the Oklahoma Statutes;
1621		-
1622	2694		33. Any court-ordered community sentence;
1623		-
1624	2695		34. Remedial action and any subs equent related maintenance of
1625	2696		property pursuant to and in compliance with an authorized
	2697	+
	2698	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 53
	2699	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	2700	+	2
	2701	+	3
	2702	+	4
	2703	+	5
	2704	+	6
	2705	+	7
	2706	+	8
	2707	+	9
	2708	+	10
	2709	+	11
	2710	+	12
	2711	+	13
	2712	+	14
	2713	+	15
	2714	+	16
	2715	+	17
	2716	+	18
	2717	+	19
	2718	+	20
	2719	+	21
	2720	+	22
	2721	+	23
	2722	+	24
	2723	+
1626	2724		environmental remediation program, order, or requirement of a
1627	2725		federal or state environmental agency;
1628		-
1629	2726		35. The use of necessary and reasonable force by a school
1630	2727		district employee to control and discipline a student during the
1631	2728		time the student is in attendance or in transit to and from the
1632	2729		school, or any other function authorized by the school district;
1633		-
1634	2730		36. Actions taken in good faith by a school district employee
1635	2731		for the out-of-school suspension of a student pursuant to applicable
1636	2732		Oklahoma Statutes; or
1637		-
1638	2733		37. Use of a public facility opened to the general public
1639	2734		during an emergency.
1640		-
1641	2735		SECTION 22. REPEALER 51 O.S. 2021, Section 155, as last
1642	2736		amended by Section 29, Chapter 12, O.S.L. 2021, is hereby repealed.
1643		-
1644	2737		SECTION 23. AMENDATORY 61 O.S. 2021, Section 103, as
1645	2738		last amended by Section 2, Chapter 340, O.S.L. 2021 , is amended to
1646	2739		read as follows:
1647		-
1648	2740		Section 103. A. Unless otherwise prov ided by law, all public
1649	2741		construction contracts exceeding One Hundred Thousand Dollars
1650	2742		($100,000.00) or constru ction management trade contracts or
1651	2743		subcontracts exceeding Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,00 0.00) shall be
1652	2744		let and awarded to the lowest responsible bidder, by open
1653	2745		competitive bidding after solicitation for sealed bids, in
1654	2746		accordance with the provisions of t he Public Competitive Bidding Act
1655	2747		of 1974. No work shall be commenced until a written co ntract is
	2748	+
	2749	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 54
	2750	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	2751	+	2
	2752	+	3
	2753	+	4
	2754	+	5
	2755	+	6
	2756	+	7
	2757	+	8
	2758	+	9
	2759	+	10
	2760	+	11
	2761	+	12
	2762	+	13
	2763	+	14
	2764	+	15
	2765	+	16
	2766	+	17
	2767	+	18
	2768	+	19
	2769	+	20
	2770	+	21
	2771	+	22
	2772	+	23
	2773	+	24
	2774	+
1656	2775		executed and all required bonds and insurance h ave been provided by
1657	2776		the contractor to the awarding public agency.
1658		-
1659	2777		B. Notwithstanding subsection A of this s ection, in awarding
1660	2778		public construction contracts exceed ing One Hundred Thousand Dollars
1661		-
1662		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 39
1663	2779		($100,000.00) or construction management trade contracts o r
1664	2780		subcontracts exceeding Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00),
1665	2781		counties, cities, other local units of governme nt and any public
1666	2782		trust with a county or a municipality as its sole beneficiary may
1667	2783		provide for a local bid preference of not more than five percen t
1668	2784		(5%) of the bid price i f the awarding public agency determines that
1669	2785		there is an economic benefit to the loc al area or economy.
1670	2786		Provided, however, the local bidder or contractor must agree to
1671	2787		perform the contract for the same price and terms as the bid
1672	2788		proposed by the nonlocal b idder or contractor. Any bid preference
1673	2789		granted hereunder must be in accordance wit h an established policy
1674	2790		adopted by the governing body of the awarding public agency to
1675	2791		clearly demonstrate the economic benefit to the local area o r
1676	2792		economy. Provided, further, no local bid preference shall be
1677	2793		granted unless the local bidding entity is th e second lowest
1678	2794		qualified bid on the contract. The bid specifications shall clearly
1679	2795		state that the bid is subject to a local bidder preference law . For
1680	2796		purposes of this section, “local bid” means the bidding person is
1681	2797		authorized to transact business in t his state and maintains a bona
1682	2798		fide establishment for tr ansacting such business within thi s state.
	2799	+
	2800	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 55
	2801	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	2802	+	2
	2803	+	3
	2804	+	4
	2805	+	5
	2806	+	6
	2807	+	7
	2808	+	8
	2809	+	9
	2810	+	10
	2811	+	11
	2812	+	12
	2813	+	13
	2814	+	14
	2815	+	15
	2816	+	16
	2817	+	17
	2818	+	18
	2819	+	19
	2820	+	20
	2821	+	21
	2822	+	22
	2823	+	23
	2824	+	24
	2825	+
1683	2826		This provision does not apply to any constructi on contract for which
1684	2827		federal funds are available for expenditure when its provisions may
1685	2828		be in conflict with federal law or regulation.
1686		-
1687	2829		C. Except as provided in su bsection E of this section, other
1688	2830		construction contracts for the purpose of making any publ ic
1689	2831		improvements or constr ucting any public building or making repairs
1690	2832		to the same for One Hundred Thousand D ollars ($100,000.00) or less
1691	2833		shall be let and awarded to the lowest responsible bidder by r eceipt
1692	2834		of written bids or awarded on the basis of competi tive quotes to the
1693	2835		lowest responsible qualified contractor. Work may be commenced in
1694	2836		accordance with the pu rchasing policies of the public agenc y.
1695		-
1696	2837		D. Except as provided in subsection E of this sect ion, other
1697	2838		construction contracts for less tha n Ten Thousand Dollars
1698	2839		($10,000.00) may be negotiated with a qualified contractor . Work
1699	2840		may be commenced in accordanc e with the purchasing policies of the
1700	2841		public agency.
1701		-
1702	2842		E. The provisions of this subsection s hall apply to public
1703	2843		construction for minor maintenance o r minor repair work to pu blic
1704	2844		school district property. Other construction contracts for less
1705		-
1706		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 40
1707	2845		than Twenty-five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00) may be negotiated
1708	2846		with a qualified contractor . Construction contracts equal to or
1709	2847		greater than Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00) but less than One
1710	2848		Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00) shall be let and awarded to
1711	2849		the lowest responsible bidder by receipt o f written bids. No work
	2850	+
	2851	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 56
	2852	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	2853	+	2
	2854	+	3
	2855	+	4
	2856	+	5
	2857	+	6
	2858	+	7
	2859	+	8
	2860	+	9
	2861	+	10
	2862	+	11
	2863	+	12
	2864	+	13
	2865	+	14
	2866	+	15
	2867	+	16
	2868	+	17
	2869	+	18
	2870	+	19
	2871	+	20
	2872	+	21
	2873	+	22
	2874	+	23
	2875	+	24
	2876	+
1712	2877		shall be commenced on any con struction contract until a written
1713	2878		contract is executed a nd proof of insurance has been provided by the
1714	2879		contractor to the awarding public agency.
1715		-
1716	2880		F. The Construction and Properties Division of the Offi ce of
1717	2881		Management and Enterprise Services may award con tracts using best
1718	2882		value competitive proposals . As used in this subsection, “best
1719	2883		value” means an optional contract award system which can evaluate
1720	2884		and rank submitted competitive performance proposals t o identify the
1721	2885		proposal with the greatest value to the state. The Office of
1722	2886		Management and Enterprise Services , pursuant to the Adminis trative
1723	2887		Procedures Act, shall promulgate rules necessary to implement the
1724	2888		provisions of this subsection.
1725		-
1726	2889		G. 1. A public agency shall not l et or award a public
1727	2890		construction contract exceeding One Hundred Thousand Dollars
1728	2891		($100,000.00) or a construction ma nagement trade contract or
1729	2892		subcontract exceeding Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,00 0.00) to any
1730	2893		contractor affiliated with a purchasing cooperative unless the
1731	2894		purchasing cooperative and the contractor have complied with all of
1732	2895		the provisions of the Public Competitive Bidding Act of 1974,
1733	2896		including but not limited to open competitive bidd ing after
1734	2897		solicitation for sealed bids . A public agency shal l not let or
1735	2898		award a public constr uction contract exceeding Ten Thousand Dollars
1736	2899		($10,000.00) up to One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00) to any
1737	2900		contractor affiliated with a purchasing coope rative unless the
	2901	+
	2902	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 57
	2903	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	2904	+	2
	2905	+	3
	2906	+	4
	2907	+	5
	2908	+	6
	2909	+	7
	2910	+	8
	2911	+	9
	2912	+	10
	2913	+	11
	2914	+	12
	2915	+	13
	2916	+	14
	2917	+	15
	2918	+	16
	2919	+	17
	2920	+	18
	2921	+	19
	2922	+	20
	2923	+	21
	2924	+	22
	2925	+	23
	2926	+	24
	2927	+
1738	2928		purchasing cooperative and the contractor h ave complied with all of
1739	2929		the provisions of the Public Competitive Bidding Act of 1974,
1740	2930		including submission of a wri tten bid upon notice of competitive
1741	2931		bidding.
1742		-
1743	2932		2. A purchasing cooperative and its affiliated contractors
1744	2933		shall not be allowed to bid on any public construction contract
1745	2934		exceeding One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00) or any
1746	2935		construction management tra de contract or subcontract exceeding
1747	2936		Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00) unless the purchasing
1748	2937		cooperative and its affil iated contractors ha ve complied with all of
1749		-
1750		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 41
1751	2938		the provisions of the Public Competitive Bidding Act of 1974,
1752	2939		including but not limited to o pen competitive bidding after
1753	2940		solicitation for sealed bids . A purchasing cooperative and its
1754	2941		affiliated contractors sha ll not be allowed to bid on any public
1755	2942		construction contract exceeding Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00)
1756	2943		unless the purchasing cooperati ve and its affiliated contractors
1757	2944		have complied with all of the provisions of the Public Competitive
1758	2945		Bidding Act of 1974, including submissi on of a written bid upon
1759	2946		notice of open competitive bidding.
1760		-
1761	2947		3. Local governmental units, or local governmental uni ts
1762	2948		cooperating under the terms of any inter local cooperative agreement
1763	2949		authorized by state law, may create a purchasing cooperative or
1764	2950		contract with a purchasing cooperative to provide leverage in
1765	2951		achieving best value or the best t erms in contracts. To en courage
	2952	+
	2953	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 58
	2954	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	2955	+	2
	2956	+	3
	2957	+	4
	2958	+	5
	2959	+	6
	2960	+	7
	2961	+	8
	2962	+	9
	2963	+	10
	2964	+	11
	2965	+	12
	2966	+	13
	2967	+	14
	2968	+	15
	2969	+	16
	2970	+	17
	2971	+	18
	2972	+	19
	2973	+	20
	2974	+	21
	2975	+	22
	2976	+	23
	2977	+	24
	2978	+
1766	2979		intergovernmental collaboration, an y purchasing cooperative or
1767	2980		interlocal cooperative e ntity may utilize any sin gle legal newspaper
1768	2981		of this state to serve as sufficie nt compliance for bid notice
1769	2982		requirements of competitive bidding or solicitation o f bids. If the
1770	2983		purchasing cooperative or i nterlocal cooperative entity is engaging
1771	2984		in a project exclusive to a county o r group of counties of this
1772	2985		state, and not open to all governmental units or public trusts that
1773	2986		wish to participate statewide, the bid n otice shall be published in
1774	2987		a legal newspaper located within the county or group of counties.
1775	2988		Any local governmental un it or public trust that enters into
1776	2989		membership or contracts with a purchasing cooperative or interlocal
1777	2990		cooperative entity may enter int o purchases or contracts under the
1778	2991		terms negotiated by the purchasing cooperative or interlocal
1779	2992		cooperative entity. If the purchasing cooperative or interlocal
1780	2993		cooperative entity complies with the requirements of this section of
1781	2994		law, all local governmenta l units shall be deemed in compliance with
1782	2995		the requirements set forth for bid notices and publi cation.
1783		-
1784	2996		SECTION 24. REPEALER 61 O.S. 2021, Section 103, as last
1785	2997		amended by Section 1, Chapter 244, O.S.L . 2021, is hereby repealed.
1786		-
1787	2998		SECTION 25. AMENDATORY 62 O.S. 2021, Section 34.32, as
1788	2999		last amended by Section 1 , Chapter 16, O.S.L. 2021, is amended to
1789	3000		read as follows:
1790		-
1791	3001		Section 34.32. A. The Information Services Division of the
1792	3002		Office of Management and Enterprise Services shall create a standard
1793	3003
1794		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 42
	3004	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 59
	3005	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3006	+	2
	3007	+	3
	3008	+	4
	3009	+	5
	3010	+	6
	3011	+	7
	3012	+	8
	3013	+	9
	3014	+	10
	3015	+	11
	3016	+	12
	3017	+	13
	3018	+	14
	3019	+	15
	3020	+	16
	3021	+	17
	3022	+	18
	3023	+	19
	3024	+	20
	3025	+	21
	3026	+	22
	3027	+	23
	3028	+	24
	3029	+
1795	3030		security risk assessment for state agency information technology
1796	3031		systems that complies with the International Organization for
1797	3032		Standardization (ISO) and the International Electrotechnical
1798	3033		Commission (IEC) Information Technology - Code of Practice for
1799	3034		Security Management (ISO/IEC 27002).
1800		-
1801	3035		B. Each state agency that has an information technology system
1802	3036		shall obtain an information security risk asses sment to identify
1803	3037		vulnerabilities associated with the inf ormation system. The
1804	3038		Information Services Division of the Office of Management and
1805	3039		Enterprise Services shall approve not less than two firms which
1806	3040		state agencies may choose from to conduct the infor mation security
1807	3041		risk assessment.
1808		-
1809	3042		C. A state agency with an information technology syste m that is
1810	3043		not consolidated under the Information Technology Consolidation and
1811	3044		Coordination Act or that is otherwise retained by the agency shall
1812	3045		additionally be require d to have an information security audit
1813	3046		conducted by a firm approved by the Information Services Division
1814	3047		that is based upon the most current versio n of the NIST Cyber-
1815	3048		Security Framework, and shall submit a final report of the
1816	3049		information security risk ass essment and information security audit
1817	3050		findings to the Information Services Division eac h year on a
1818	3051		schedule set by the Information Services Divisio n. Agencies shall
1819	3052		also submit a list of remedies and a timeline for the repair of any
1820	3053		deficiencies to the I nformation Services Division within ten (10)
	3054	+
	3055	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 60
	3056	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3057	+	2
	3058	+	3
	3059	+	4
	3060	+	5
	3061	+	6
	3062	+	7
	3063	+	8
	3064	+	9
	3065	+	10
	3066	+	11
	3067	+	12
	3068	+	13
	3069	+	14
	3070	+	15
	3071	+	16
	3072	+	17
	3073	+	18
	3074	+	19
	3075	+	20
	3076	+	21
	3077	+	22
	3078	+	23
	3079	+	24
	3080	+
1821	3081		days of the completion of the audit. The f inal information security
1822	3082		risk assessment report shall ident ify, prioritize, and document
1823	3083		information security vulnerabilities for each of the state agencies
1824	3084		assessed. The Information Services Division may assist agencies in
1825	3085		repairing any vulnerabilities to ensure compliance in a timely
1826	3086		manner.
1827		-
1828	3087		D. Subject to the provisions of subsection C of Section 34.12
1829	3088		of this title, the Information Services Division shall report th e
1830	3089		results of the state agency assessments and information security
1831	3090		audit findings requir ed pursuant to this section to the Governor,
1832	3091		the Speaker of the House of Representatives, and the President Pro
1833	3092		Tempore of the Senate by the first day of January of eac h year. Any
1834	3093		state agency with an information technology system that is not
1835	3094		consolidated under the Information Technology Consolidation and
1836	3095		Coordination Act that cannot comply with the provisions of this
1837		-
1838		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 43
1839	3096		section shall consolidate under the Information Tech nology
1840	3097		Consolidation and Coordination Act.
1841		-
1842	3098		E. This section shall not apply to state age ncies subject to
1843	3099		mandatory North American Electric Reliabili ty Corporation (NERC)
1844	3100		cybersecurity standards and institutions within The Oklahoma State
1845	3101		System of Higher Education, the Social Security Disability
1846	3102		Determination Services Division of the Departmen t of Rehabilitation
1847	3103		Services, and the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education and
1848	3104		the telecommunications network known as OneNet that follow the
	3105	+
	3106	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 61
	3107	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3108	+	2
	3109	+	3
	3110	+	4
	3111	+	5
	3112	+	6
	3113	+	7
	3114	+	8
	3115	+	9
	3116	+	10
	3117	+	11
	3118	+	12
	3119	+	13
	3120	+	14
	3121	+	15
	3122	+	16
	3123	+	17
	3124	+	18
	3125	+	19
	3126	+	20
	3127	+	21
	3128	+	22
	3129	+	23
	3130	+	24
	3131	+
1849	3132		International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the Oklahoma
1850	3133		Military Department (OMD) and the International Electrotechnical
1851	3134		Commission (IEC)-Security techniques-Code of Practice for
1852	3135		Information Security Controls or National Institute of Standards and
1853	3136		Technology.
1854		-
1855	3137		SECTION 26. REPEALER 62 O.S. 2021, Section 34.32, as
1856	3138		last amended by Section 1, Chapter 160, O.S.L. 2021, is hereby
1857	3139		repealed.
1858		-
1859	3140		SECTION 27. AMENDATORY 63 O.S. 2021, Section 426, as
1860	3141		amended by Section 2, Chapter 563 , O.S.L. 2021, is amended to read
1861	3142		as follows:
1862		-
1863	3143		Section 426. A. The tax on retail medical marijuana sales will
1864	3144		shall be established at seven percent (7%) of the gross amount
1865	3145		received by the seller.
1866		-
1867	3146		B. This tax will shall be collected at the point of sale.
1868	3147		Except as provided for in subsection D, tax proceeds will be applied
1869	3148		primarily to finance the regulatory office.
1870		-
1871	3149		C. Except as provided for in sub section D, if proceeds from the
1872	3150		levy authorized by subsection A of this section exceed the budgeted
1873	3151		amount for running the regulatory office, any surplus shall be
1874	3152		apportioned with seventy-five percent (75%) going to the General
1875	3153		Revenue Fund and may only be expended for common education including
1876	3154		funding redbud school grants pursuant to Section 3 -104 of Title 70
1877	3155		of the Oklahoma Statutes. Twenty-five percent (25%) shall be
	3156	+
	3157	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 62
	3158	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3159	+	2
	3160	+	3
	3161	+	4
	3162	+	5
	3163	+	6
	3164	+	7
	3165	+	8
	3166	+	9
	3167	+	10
	3168	+	11
	3169	+	12
	3170	+	13
	3171	+	14
	3172	+	15
	3173	+	16
	3174	+	17
	3175	+	18
	3176	+	19
	3177	+	20
	3178	+	21
	3179	+	22
	3180	+	23
	3181	+	24
	3182	+
1878	3183		apportioned to the Oklahoma State Department of Health and earmarked
1879	3184		for drug and alcohol rehabilitation and prevention.
1880		-
1881		-
1882		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 44
1883	3185		D. Pursuant to Section 1 4 of this act, the Oklaho ma Tax
1884	3186		Commission shall have authority to assess, collect and enforce the
1885	3187		tax specified in subsection A of this section including any interest
1886	3188		and penalty thereon.
1887		-
1888	3189		E. For fiscal year 2022, proceeds from the levy authorized by
1889	3190		subsection A of this sectio n shall be apportioned a s follows:
1890		-
1891	3191		1. The first Sixty-five Million Dollars ($65,000,000.00) shall
1892	3192		be apportioned as follows:
1893		-
1894	3193		a. fifty-nine and twenty-three hundredths percent
1895	3194		(59.23%) to the State Public Common School Building
1896	3195		Equalization Fund,
1897		-
1898	3196		b. thirty-four and sixty-two hundredths percent (34.62%)
1899	3197		to the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority, a
1900	3198		division within the Oklahoma State Department of
1901	3199		Health, and
1902		-
1903	3200		c. six and fifteen hundredths percent (6.15 %) to the
1904	3201		Oklahoma State Department of H ealth and earmarked for
1905	3202		drug and alcohol rehabilitation; and
1906		-
1907	3203		2. Any surplus collections shall be apportioned to the General
1908	3204		Revenue Fund of the State Treasury.
1909		-
1910	3205		SECTION 28. REPEALER 63 O.S. 2021, Section 426, as
1911	3206		amended by Section 13, Chapter 584, O.S.L. 2021, is hereby repealed.
1912	3207
	3208	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 63
	3209	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3210	+	2
	3211	+	3
	3212	+	4
	3213	+	5
	3214	+	6
	3215	+	7
	3216	+	8
	3217	+	9
	3218	+	10
	3219	+	11
	3220	+	12
	3221	+	13
	3222	+	14
	3223	+	15
	3224	+	16
	3225	+	17
	3226	+	18
	3227	+	19
	3228	+	20
	3229	+	21
	3230	+	22
	3231	+	23
	3232	+	24
	3233	+
1913	3234		SECTION 29. REPEALER 63 O.S. 2021, Section 426, as
1914	3235		amended by Section 6, Chapter 553, O.S.L. 2021, is hereby repealed.
1915		-
1916	3236		SECTION 30. AMENDATORY 63 O.S. 2021, Section 427.3, as
1917	3237		last amended by Section 9, Chapter 553, O.S.L. 2021, is amended to
1918	3238		read as follows:
1919		-
1920	3239		Section 427.3. A. There is hereby created the Oklahoma Medical
1921	3240		Marijuana Authority within the State Department o f Health which
1922	3241		shall address issues related to the medical marijuana program in
1923	3242		Oklahoma including, but not limited to, the issuance of patient
1924	3243		licenses and medical marijuana business licenses, and the
1925		-
1926		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 45
1927	3244		dispensing, cultivating, processing, testing, transpor ting, storage,
1928	3245		research, and the use of and sale of medical marijuana pursuant t o
1929	3246		the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana and Patient Protection Act .
1930		-
1931	3247		B. The Department shall provide support staff to perform
1932	3248		designated duties of the Authority . The Department shall also
1933	3249		provide office space for meetings of the Authority.
1934		-
1935	3250		C. The Department shall im plement the provisions of the
1936	3251		Oklahoma Medical Marijuana and Patient Protection Act consistently
1937	3252		with the voter-approved State Question No. 788, Initiative Petition
1938	3253		No. 412, subject to the provisions o f the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana
1939	3254		and Patient Protection Act.
1940		-
1941	3255		D. The Department shall exercise its respective p owers and
1942	3256		perform its respective duties and functions as specified in the
	3257	+
	3258	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 64
	3259	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3260	+	2
	3261	+	3
	3262	+	4
	3263	+	5
	3264	+	6
	3265	+	7
	3266	+	8
	3267	+	9
	3268	+	10
	3269	+	11
	3270	+	12
	3271	+	13
	3272	+	14
	3273	+	15
	3274	+	16
	3275	+	17
	3276	+	18
	3277	+	19
	3278	+	20
	3279	+	21
	3280	+	22
	3281	+	23
	3282	+	24
	3283	+
1943	3284		Oklahoma Medical Marijuana and Patient Pr otection Act and this title
1944	3285		including, but not limited to, the following:
1945		-
1946	3286		1. Determine steps the state shall take, whether administrative
1947	3287		or legislative in nature, to ensure that research on marijuana and
1948	3288		marijuana products is being conducted for public p urposes, including
1949	3289		the advancement of:
1950		-
1951	3290		a. public health policy and public safety poli cy,
1952		-
1953	3291		b. agronomic and horticultural best practices, an d
1954		-
1955	3292		c. medical and pharmacopoeia best practices;
1956		-
1957	3293		2. Contract with third-party vendors and other governmental
1958	3294		entities in order to carry out the respective duties and functions
1959	3295		as specified in the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana and Patient
1960	3296		Protection Act;
1961		-
1962	3297		3. Upon complaint or upon its own motion and upon a completed
1963	3298		investigation, levy fines as prescribed i n applicable laws, rules
1964	3299		and regulations and suspend, revoke or not renew licenses pursuant
1965	3300		to applicable laws, rules and regulations;
1966		-
1967		-
1968		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 46
1969	3301		4. Issue subpoenas for the appearance or production of per sons,
1970	3302		records and things in connection with disciplinary or contested
1971	3303		cases considered by the Department;
1972		-
1973	3304		5. Apply for injunctive or declaratory relief to enforce the
1974	3305		provisions of applicable laws, rules and regulations;
1975		-
1976	3306		6. Inspect and examine all licens ed premises of medical
1977	3307		marijuana businesses, research facilities , education facilities and
	3308	+
	3309	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 65
	3310	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3311	+	2
	3312	+	3
	3313	+	4
	3314	+	5
	3315	+	6
	3316	+	7
	3317	+	8
	3318	+	9
	3319	+	10
	3320	+	11
	3321	+	12
	3322	+	13
	3323	+	14
	3324	+	15
	3325	+	16
	3326	+	17
	3327	+	18
	3328	+	19
	3329	+	20
	3330	+	21
	3331	+	22
	3332	+	23
	3333	+	24
	3334	+
1978	3335		waste disposal facilities in which medical marijuana is cultivated,
1979	3336		manufactured, sold, stored, transported, tested , distributed or
1980	3337		disposed of;
1981		-
1982	3338		7. Upon action by the federal government by which the
1983	3339		production, sale and use of marijuana in Oklaho ma does not violate
1984	3340		federal law, work with the Oklahoma State Banking Department an d the
1985	3341		State Treasurer to develop good practice s and standards for banking
1986	3342		and finance for medical marijuana businesses;
1987		-
1988	3343		8. Establish internal control procedures for license s including
1989	3344		accounting procedures, reporting procedures and personnel policies;
1990		-
1991	3345		9. Establish a fee schedule and collect fees f or performing
1992	3346		background checks as the Commissi oner deems appropriate. The fees
1993	3347		charged pursuant to this paragraph shall not exc eed the actual cost
1994	3348		incurred for each background check;
1995		-
1996	3349		10. Establish a fee sched ule and collect fees for material
1997	3350		changes requested by the licensee; and
1998		-
1999	3351		11. Establish regulations, which require a medical marijuana
2000	3352		business to submit information to the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana
2001	3353		Authority, deemed reasonably necessary to assist the Aut hority in
2002	3354		the prevention of diversion of m edical marijuana by a licensed
2003	3355		medical marijuana business. Such information required by the
2004	3356		Authority may include, but shall not b e limited to:
2005		-
2006	3357		a. the square footage of the licensed premise s,
2007		-
2008	3358		b. a diagram of the licensed premises,
2009	3359
2010		-
2011		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 47
	3360	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 66
	3361	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3362	+	2
	3363	+	3
	3364	+	4
	3365	+	5
	3366	+	6
	3367	+	7
	3368	+	8
	3369	+	9
	3370	+	10
	3371	+	11
	3372	+	12
	3373	+	13
	3374	+	14
	3375	+	15
	3376	+	16
	3377	+	17
	3378	+	18
	3379	+	19
	3380	+	20
	3381	+	21
	3382	+	22
	3383	+	23
	3384	+	24
	3385	+
2012	3386		c. the number and type of lights at the lic ensed medical
2013	3387		marijuana commercial grower business,
2014		-
2015	3388		d. the number, type and production capacity of equipment
2016	3389		located at the medical marijuana processing facility,
2017		-
2018	3390		e. the names, addresses and tele phone numbers of
2019	3391		employees or agents of a medical marijuana b usiness,
2020		-
2021	3392		f. employment manuals and standard operating procedures
2022	3393		for the medical marijuana business, and
2023		-
2024	3394		g. any other information as the Authority reasonably
2025	3395		deems necessary.
2026		-
2027	3396		E. The Department shall be authorized to enter into and
2028	3397		negotiate the terms of a Memorandum of Understanding between the
2029	3398		Department and other state agencies concerning the enforcement of
2030	3399		laws regulating medical marijuana in this state.
2031		-
2032	3400		SECTION 31. REPEALER 63 O.S. 2021, Section 427.3, as
2033	3401		last amended by Section 5, Chapter 584, O.S.L. 2021 , is hereby
2034	3402		repealed.
2035		-
2036	3403		SECTION 32. AMENDATORY 63 O.S. 2021, Section 427.4, as
2037	3404		amended by Section 10, Chapter 553, O.S.L. 2021 , is amended to read
2038	3405		as follows:
2039		-
2040	3406		Section 427.4. A. The Oklahoma Medical Mariju ana Authority, in
2041	3407		conjunction with the State Department of Health, shall employ an
2042	3408		Executive Director and other personnel as necessary to assist the
2043	3409		Authority in carrying out its duties.
2044	3410
	3411	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 67
	3412	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3413	+	2
	3414	+	3
	3415	+	4
	3416	+	5
	3417	+	6
	3418	+	7
	3419	+	8
	3420	+	9
	3421	+	10
	3422	+	11
	3423	+	12
	3424	+	13
	3425	+	14
	3426	+	15
	3427	+	16
	3428	+	17
	3429	+	18
	3430	+	19
	3431	+	20
	3432	+	21
	3433	+	22
	3434	+	23
	3435	+	24
	3436	+
2045	3437		B. The Authority shall not employ an individual if any of the
2046	3438		following circumstances exist:
2047		-
2048	3439		1. The individual has a direct or indirect interest in a
2049	3440		licensed medical mariju ana business; or
2050		-
2051	3441		2. The individual or his or her spouse, parent, child, spouse
2052	3442		of a child, sibling, or spouse of a sibling has an application for a
2053	3443		medical marijuana business licen se pending before the Department or
2054		-
2055		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 48
2056	3444		is a member of the board of directors o f a medical marijuana
2057	3445		business, or is an indi vidual financially interested in any licensee
2058	3446		or medical marijuana business.
2059		-
2060	3447		C. All officers and employe es of the Authority shall be in the
2061	3448		exempt unclassified service as provided for in Section 840 -5.5 of
2062	3449		Title 74 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
2063		-
2064	3450		D. The Commissioner may delegate to any officer or employee o f
2065	3451		the Department any of the powers of the Executive Direc tor and may
2066	3452		designate any officer or employee of the Department to perform any
2067	3453		of the duties of the Execut ive Director.
2068		-
2069	3454		E. The Executive Director shal l be authorized to suggest rules
2070	3455		governing the oversight and implementation of the Oklahoma Medical
2071	3456		Marijuana and Patient Protection Act .
2072		-
2073	3457		F. The Department is hereby authorized to create employment
2074	3458		positions necessary for the implementation of its obligat ions
2075	3459		pursuant to the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana and Patient Protection
2076	3460		Act including, but not limited to, Authority investigators and a
	3461	+
	3462	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 68
	3463	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3464	+	2
	3465	+	3
	3466	+	4
	3467	+	5
	3468	+	6
	3469	+	7
	3470	+	8
	3471	+	9
	3472	+	10
	3473	+	11
	3474	+	12
	3475	+	13
	3476	+	14
	3477	+	15
	3478	+	16
	3479	+	17
	3480	+	18
	3481	+	19
	3482	+	20
	3483	+	21
	3484	+	22
	3485	+	23
	3486	+	24
	3487	+
2077	3488		senior director of enforcement. The Department and the Authority,
2078	3489		the senior director of enforcement, the Executive Dir ector, and
2079	3490		Department investigators shall have a ll the powers of any peace
2080	3491		officer to:
2081		-
2082	3492		1. Investigate violations or suspected violation s of the
2083	3493		Oklahoma Medical Marijuana and Patient Protection Act and any rules
2084	3494		promulgated pursuant thereto;
2085		-
2086	3495		2. Serve all warrants, summonses, subpoenas, administrative
2087	3496		citations, notices or other processes relating to the enf orcement of
2088	3497		laws regulating medical marijuana, concentrate, and medical
2089	3498		marijuana product;
2090		-
2091	3499		3. Assist or aid any law enforcement officer in the perform ance
2092	3500		of his or her duties upon such law enforcem ent officer’s request or
2093	3501		the request of other local offic ials having jurisdiction;
2094		-
2095	3502		4. Require As provided in Section 427.6 of this title, require
2096	3503		any business applicant or licensee to permit an inspection of
2097	3504		licensed premises during business hours or at a ny time of apparent
2098		-
2099		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 49
2100	3505		operation, marijuana equipment, and m arijuana accessories, or books
2101	3506		and records; and to permit the testing of or examination of medical
2102	3507		marijuana, concentrate, or product;
2103		-
2104	3508		5. Require applicants and licensees to submit complete and
2105	3509		current applications, information and fees required by the Oklahoma
2106	3510		Medical Marijuana and P atient Protection Act, the Oklahoma Medical
2107	3511		Marijuana Waste Management Act and Sections 420 through 426.1 of
	3512	+
	3513	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 69
	3514	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3515	+	2
	3516	+	3
	3517	+	4
	3518	+	5
	3519	+	6
	3520	+	7
	3521	+	8
	3522	+	9
	3523	+	10
	3524	+	11
	3525	+	12
	3526	+	13
	3527	+	14
	3528	+	15
	3529	+	16
	3530	+	17
	3531	+	18
	3532	+	19
	3533	+	20
	3534	+	21
	3535	+	22
	3536	+	23
	3537	+	24
	3538	+
2108	3539		this title, and approve material changes made by the applic ant or
2109	3540		licensee;
2110		-
2111	3541		6. Require medical marijuana business l icensees to submit a
2112	3542		sample or unit of medical marijuana or medical marijuana product to
2113	3543		the quality assurance laboratory when the Department has reas on to
2114	3544		believe the medical marijuana or medical ma rijuana product may be
2115	3545		unsafe for patient consumption or inhalation or has not been test ed
2116	3546		in accordance with the provisions of the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana
2117	3547		and Patient Protection Act and the rules and reg ulations of the
2118	3548		Department. The licensee shall p rovide the samples or units of
2119	3549		medical marijuana or medic al marijuana products at its ow n expense
2120	3550		but shall not be responsible for the costs of testing; and
2121		-
2122	3551		7. Require medical marijuana business licensees to periodically
2123	3552		submit samples or units of medical marijuana or medical marijuana
2124	3553		products to the quality a ssurance laboratory for quality assurance
2125	3554		purposes. Licensed growers, processors, dispensaries and
2126	3555		transporters shall not be required to submit samp les or units of
2127	3556		medical marijuana or medical marij uana products more than twice a
2128	3557		year. The licensee shall provide the samples or units o f medical
2129	3558		marijuana or medical marijuana products at its own expense but s hall
2130	3559		not be responsible for the costs of tes ting.
2131		-
2132	3560		SECTION 33. REPEALER 63 O.S. 2021, Section 427.4, as
2133	3561		amended by Section 6, Chapter 584, O.S.L. 2021, is hereby repealed.
	3562	+
	3563	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 70
	3564	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3565	+	2
	3566	+	3
	3567	+	4
	3568	+	5
	3569	+	6
	3570	+	7
	3571	+	8
	3572	+	9
	3573	+	10
	3574	+	11
	3575	+	12
	3576	+	13
	3577	+	14
	3578	+	15
	3579	+	16
	3580	+	17
	3581	+	18
	3582	+	19
	3583	+	20
	3584	+	21
	3585	+	22
	3586	+	23
	3587	+	24
2134	3588
2135	3589		SECTION 34. AMENDATORY 63 O.S. 2021, Section 427.16, as
2136	3590		amended by Section 18, Chapter 553, O.S.L. 2021, is amended to read
2137	3591		as follows:
2138		-
2139	3592		Section 427.16. A. There is hereby created a medic al marijuana
2140	3593		transporter license as a category of the medical marijuana b usiness
2141	3594		license.
2142		-
2143		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 50
2144		-
2145	3595		B. Pursuant to Section 424 o f this title, the Oklahoma Medical
2146	3596		Marijuana Authority shall issue a medical mar ijuana transporter
2147	3597		license to licensed medical marijuana commercial growers, processors
2148	3598		and dispensaries upon issuance of such li censes and upon each
2149	3599		renewal. Medical marijuana transporter licenses shall als o be
2150	3600		issued to licensed medical marijuana resear ch facilities, medical
2151	3601		marijuana education facilities and medical marijuana testing
2152	3602		laboratories upon issuance of such license s and upon each renewal.
2153		-
2154	3603		C. A medical marijuana transporter license may also be i ssued
2155	3604		to qualifying applicants who are registere d with the Oklahoma
2156	3605		Secretary of State and otherwise meet the requirements for a medical
2157	3606		marijuana business license set forth i n the Oklahoma Medical
2158	3607		Marijuana and Patient Protection Act and the requirements set forth
2159	3608		in this section to provide logistics, distribution and storage of
2160	3609		medical marijuana, medical ma rijuana concentrate and medical
2161	3610		marijuana products.
2162		-
2163	3611		D. A medical marijuana transporter license shall be valid for
2164	3612		one (1) year and shall not be transf erred with a change of
	3613	+
	3614	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 71
	3615	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3616	+	2
	3617	+	3
	3618	+	4
	3619	+	5
	3620	+	6
	3621	+	7
	3622	+	8
	3623	+	9
	3624	+	10
	3625	+	11
	3626	+	12
	3627	+	13
	3628	+	14
	3629	+	15
	3630	+	16
	3631	+	17
	3632	+	18
	3633	+	19
	3634	+	20
	3635	+	21
	3636	+	22
	3637	+	23
	3638	+	24
	3639	+
2165	3640		ownership. A licensed medical marijuana transporter shall be
2166	3641		responsible for all medical marijuana, medical marijuana concentrate
2167	3642		and medical marijuana products once the transporter takes control of
2168	3643		the product.
2169		-
2170	3644		E. A transporter license shall be required for any person or
2171	3645		entity to transport or transfer medical marijuana, medical marijuana
2172	3646		concentrate or medical marijuana products from a licensed medic al
2173	3647		marijuana business to another medical marijuana business, or from a
2174	3648		medical marijuana business to a medical marijuana research facility
2175	3649		or medical marijuana education facility.
2176		-
2177	3650		F. A medical marijuana transporter li censee may contract with
2178	3651		multiple licensed medical marijuana businesses.
2179		-
2180	3652		G. A medical marijuana transporter may maintai n a licensed
2181	3653		premises to temporarily store medic al marijuana, medical marijuana
2182	3654		concentrate and medical marijuana products and to use as a
2183	3655		centralized distribution point. A medical marijuana transporter may
2184	3656		store and distribute medical marijuana, medical marijuana
2185	3657		concentrate and medical marijuana products from the licensed
2186		-
2187		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 51
2188	3658		premises. The licensed premises s hall meet all security
2189	3659		requirements applicable to a medical marijuana business.
2190		-
2191	3660		H. A medical marijuana transporter licensee shall use the seed -
2192	3661		to-sale tracking system developed pursuant t o the Oklahoma Medical
2193	3662		Marijuana and Patient Protection Act to create shipping manifests
	3663	+
	3664	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 72
	3665	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3666	+	2
	3667	+	3
	3668	+	4
	3669	+	5
	3670	+	6
	3671	+	7
	3672	+	8
	3673	+	9
	3674	+	10
	3675	+	11
	3676	+	12
	3677	+	13
	3678	+	14
	3679	+	15
	3680	+	16
	3681	+	17
	3682	+	18
	3683	+	19
	3684	+	20
	3685	+	21
	3686	+	22
	3687	+	23
	3688	+	24
	3689	+
2194	3690		documenting the transport of medical marijuana, medical marijuana
2195	3691		concentrate and medical marijuana products throughout the state.
2196		-
2197	3692		I. A licensed medical marijuana transporter ma y maintain and
2198	3693		operate one or more warehouses in the stat e to handle medical
2199	3694		marijuana, medical marijuana concentrate and medical marijuana
2200	3695		products. Each location shall be registered and inspected by the
2201	3696		Authority prior to its use .
2202		-
2203	3697		J. With the exception of a lawful transfer between medical
2204	3698		marijuana businesses who are licensed to operate a t the same
2205	3699		physical address, all medical marijuana, medical marijuana
2206	3700		concentrate and medical marijuana products shall be transported:
2207		-
2208	3701		1. In vehicles equipped with Glo bal Positioning System (GPS)
2209	3702		trackers;
2210		-
2211	3703		2. In a locked container and clearly labeled “Medical Marijuana
2212	3704		or Derivative”; and
2213		-
2214	3705		3. In a secured area of the vehicle that is not accessible by
2215	3706		the driver during tra nsit.
2216		-
2217	3707		K. A transporter agent may possess mariju ana at any location
2218	3708		while the transporter agent is transf erring marijuana to or from a
2219	3709		licensed medical marijuana business, licensed medical marijuana
2220	3710		research facility or licensed medical marijuana education facility.
2221	3711		The Department shall administer and enforce the provisions of this
2222	3712		section concerning transpo rtation.
2223	3713
	3714	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 73
	3715	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3716	+	2
	3717	+	3
	3718	+	4
	3719	+	5
	3720	+	6
	3721	+	7
	3722	+	8
	3723	+	9
	3724	+	10
	3725	+	11
	3726	+	12
	3727	+	13
	3728	+	14
	3729	+	15
	3730	+	16
	3731	+	17
	3732	+	18
	3733	+	19
	3734	+	20
	3735	+	21
	3736	+	22
	3737	+	23
	3738	+	24
	3739	+
2224	3740		L. The Authority shall issue a transporter agent license to
2225	3741		individual agents, employees, officers or owners of a transporter
2226	3742		license in order for the individual to qualify to transport med ical
2227	3743		marijuana, medical marijuana concentrate or medical marijuana
2228	3744		products.
2229		-
2230		-
2231		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 52
2232	3745		M. The annual fee for a transporter agent license shall be
2233	3746		Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) and shall be paid by the transporter
2234	3747		license holder or the individual applicant . Transporter license
2235	3748		reprints shall be Twenty Dollars ($20.00).
2236		-
2237	3749		N. The Authority shall issue eac h transporter agent a registry
2238	3750		identification card within thirty (30) days of receipt of:
2239		-
2240	3751		1. The name, address and date of birth of the person;
2241		-
2242	3752		2. Proof of current Oklahoma residency;
2243		-
2244	3753		3. Proof of identity as required for a medical marijuana
2245	3754		business license;
2246		-
2247	3755		4. Possession of a valid Oklahoma driv er license;
2248		-
2249	3756		5. Verification of employment with a licensed transporter;
2250		-
2251	3757		6. The application and affiliated fee; and
2252		-
2253	3758		7. A copy of the criminal background check conducted by the
2254	3759		Oklahoma State Bureau of Investiga tion, paid for by the applicant.
2255		-
2256	3760		O. If the transporter agent application is denied, the
2257	3761		Department shall notify the tra nsporter in writing of the reason for
2258	3762		denying the registry identification card.
	3763	+
	3764	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 74
	3765	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3766	+	2
	3767	+	3
	3768	+	4
	3769	+	5
	3770	+	6
	3771	+	7
	3772	+	8
	3773	+	9
	3774	+	10
	3775	+	11
	3776	+	12
	3777	+	13
	3778	+	14
	3779	+	15
	3780	+	16
	3781	+	17
	3782	+	18
	3783	+	19
	3784	+	20
	3785	+	21
	3786	+	22
	3787	+	23
	3788	+	24
2259	3789
2260	3790		P. A registry identifica tion card for a transporter sha ll
2261	3791		expire one (1) year after the date of issu ance or upon notification
2262	3792		from the holder of the transporter license that t he transporter
2263	3793		agent ceases to work as a transpo rter.
2264		-
2265	3794		Q. The Department may revoke the registry identifi cation card
2266	3795		of a transporter agent who knowingly violates any provision of t his
2267	3796		section, and the transporter is subject to any other penalties
2268	3797		established by law for the violation.
2269		-
2270	3798		R. The Department may revoke or suspend the transporter license
2271	3799		of a transporter that the Department dete rmines knowingly aided or
2272	3800		facilitated a violation of any provision of this section, and th e
2273		-
2274		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 53
2275	3801		license holder license-holder is subject to any other penalties
2276	3802		established in law for the violation.
2277		-
2278	3803		S. Vehicles used in the transp ort of medical marijuana or
2279	3804		medical marijuana product shall be:
2280		-
2281	3805		1. Insured at or above the legal requirements in Oklahoma this
2282	3806		state;
2283		-
2284	3807		2. Capable of securing medical marijuana during transport; and
2285		-
2286	3808		3. In possession of a shipping container as defined in Section
2287	3809		427.2 of this title capable of securing all transported products.
2288		-
2289	3810		T. Prior to the transport of any medical marijuana , medical
2290	3811		marijuana concentrate or medical marijuana products, an inventory
2291	3812		manifest shall be prepared at the origination point of t he medical
	3813	+
	3814	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 75
	3815	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3816	+	2
	3817	+	3
	3818	+	4
	3819	+	5
	3820	+	6
	3821	+	7
	3822	+	8
	3823	+	9
	3824	+	10
	3825	+	11
	3826	+	12
	3827	+	13
	3828	+	14
	3829	+	15
	3830	+	16
	3831	+	17
	3832	+	18
	3833	+	19
	3834	+	20
	3835	+	21
	3836	+	22
	3837	+	23
	3838	+	24
	3839	+
2292	3840		marijuana. The inventory manifest shall include the following
2293	3841		information:
2294		-
2295	3842		1. For the origination point of the medical marijuana:
2296		-
2297	3843		a. the licensee number for the com mercial grower,
2298	3844		processor or dispensary,
2299		-
2300	3845		b. address of origination of transport , and
2301		-
2302	3846		c. name and contact infor mation for the originating
2303	3847		licensee;
2304		-
2305	3848		2. For the end recipient license holder of the medical
2306	3849		marijuana:
2307		-
2308	3850		a. the license number for the dispensary, commercial
2309	3851		grower, processor, research facility or education
2310	3852		facility destination,
2311		-
2312	3853		b. address of the destinati on, and
2313		-
2314	3854		c. name and contact information for the destination
2315	3855		licensee;
2316		-
2317		-
2318		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 54
2319	3856		3. Quantities by weight or unit of each type of medical
2320	3857		marijuana product contained in transport;
2321		-
2322	3858		4. The date of the transport and the approximate time o f
2323	3859		departure;
2324		-
2325	3860		5. The arrival date and estimated time of arrival;
2326		-
2327	3861		6. Printed names and signatures of the personnel accompanying
2328	3862		the transport; and
2329		-
2330	3863		7. Notation of the transporti ng licensee.
	3864	+
	3865	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 76
	3866	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3867	+	2
	3868	+	3
	3869	+	4
	3870	+	5
	3871	+	6
	3872	+	7
	3873	+	8
	3874	+	9
	3875	+	10
	3876	+	11
	3877	+	12
	3878	+	13
	3879	+	14
	3880	+	15
	3881	+	16
	3882	+	17
	3883	+	18
	3884	+	19
	3885	+	20
	3886	+	21
	3887	+	22
	3888	+	23
	3889	+	24
2331	3890
2332	3891		U. 1. A separate inventory manifest shall be prepared for each
2333	3892		licensee receiving the medical m arijuana.
2334		-
2335	3893		2. The transporter agent shall pro vide the other medical
2336	3894		marijuana business with a copy of the inventory manifest at the time
2337	3895		the product changes hands and a fter the other licensee prints his or
2338	3896		her name and signs the inventory manifest.
2339		-
2340	3897		3. A receiving licensee shall refuse to accept any medical
2341	3898		marijuana, medical marijuana concentrate or medical marijuana
2342	3899		products that are not accompanied by an inventory man ifest.
2343		-
2344	3900		4. Originating and receiving licensees shall main tain copies of
2345	3901		inventory manifests and logs of quantities of medical marijua na
2346	3902		received for seven (7) years from date of receipt.
2347		-
2348	3903		SECTION 35. REPEALER 63 O.S. 2021, Section 427.16, as
2349	3904		amended by Section 10, Chapter 584, O.S.L. 2021, is hereby repealed.
2350		-
2351	3905		SECTION 36. AMENDATORY 63 O.S. 2021, Section 1 -317, as
2352	3906		last amended by Section 1, Chapter 247, O.S.L. 2021, is amended to
2353	3907		read as follows:
2354		-
2355	3908		Section 1-317. A. A death certificate for each death which
2356	3909		occurs in this state shall be filed with t he State Department of
2357	3910		Health, within three (3) days after such death.
2358		-
2359	3911		B. The funeral director shall personally si gn the death
2360	3912		certificate and shall be responsible for filing the death
2361		-
2362		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 55
2363	3913		certificate. If the funeral director i s not available, the person
2364	3914		acting as such who first assumes custody of a dead body in
	3915	+
	3916	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 77
	3917	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3918	+	2
	3919	+	3
	3920	+	4
	3921	+	5
	3922	+	6
	3923	+	7
	3924	+	8
	3925	+	9
	3926	+	10
	3927	+	11
	3928	+	12
	3929	+	13
	3930	+	14
	3931	+	15
	3932	+	16
	3933	+	17
	3934	+	18
	3935	+	19
	3936	+	20
	3937	+	21
	3938	+	22
	3939	+	23
	3940	+	24
	3941	+
2365	3942		accordance with Section 1158 of Title 21 of the Oklahoma St atutes
2366	3943		shall personally sign and file the death certi ficate. The personal
2367	3944		data shall be obtained from the nex t of kin or the best qualified
2368	3945		person or source available. The funeral director or person acting
2369	3946		as such shall notify the person providing the personal data that it
2370	3947		is a felony to knowingly provide false data or misrepresent any
2371	3948		person’s relationship to the decedent. The certificate shall be
2372	3949		completed as to personal data and delivered to the attending
2373	3950		physician or the medical examiner responsible for completing the
2374	3951		medical certification portion of t he certificate of death within
2375	3952		twenty-four (24) hours after the death. No later than Ju ly 1, 2012,
2376	3953		the personal data, and no later than July 1, 2017, the me dical
2377	3954		certificate portion, shall be entered into the prescribed electronic
2378	3955		system provided by the S tate Registrar of Vital Statistics and the
2379	3956		information submitted to the State Registrar of Vital Statistics.
2380	3957		The resultant certificate produced by the elect ronic system shall be
2381	3958		provided to the physician or medical examiner for medical
2382	3959		certification within twenty-four (24) hours after the death.
2383		-
2384	3960		C. The medical certification shall be complet ed and signed
2385	3961		within forty-eight (48) hours after death by the physic ian or
2386	3962		advanced practice registered nurse in charge of the patient ’s care
2387	3963		for the illness or condit ion which resulted in death, except when
2388	3964		inquiry as to the cause of death is required by Section 938 of this
2389	3965		title. No later than July 1, 2017, the medical certification
	3966	+
	3967	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 78
	3968	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	3969	+	2
	3970	+	3
	3971	+	4
	3972	+	5
	3973	+	6
	3974	+	7
	3975	+	8
	3976	+	9
	3977	+	10
	3978	+	11
	3979	+	12
	3980	+	13
	3981	+	14
	3982	+	15
	3983	+	16
	3984	+	17
	3985	+	18
	3986	+	19
	3987	+	20
	3988	+	21
	3989	+	22
	3990	+	23
	3991	+	24
	3992	+
2390	3993		portion of certificate data shall be entered into the prescribed
2391	3994		electronic system pr ovided by the State Registrar of Vital
2392	3995		Statistics and the information submitted to the S tate Registrar of
2393	3996		Vital Statistics.
2394		-
2395	3997		D. In the event that the physici an or advanced practice
2396	3998		registered nurse in charge of the patient ’s care for the illness or
2397	3999		condition which resulted in death is not in attendance at the ti me
2398	4000		of death, the medical certif ication shall be completed and signed
2399	4001		within forty-eight (48) hours after death by the physician or
2400	4002		advanced practice registered nurse in attendance at the time of
2401	4003		death, except:
2402		-
2403		-
2404		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 56
2405	4004		1. When the patient is under hospice care at the time of death,
2406	4005		the medical certification may be signed by the hospice ’s medical
2407	4006		director; and
2408		-
2409	4007		2. When inquiry as to the cause of death is required by Section
2410	4008		938 of this title.
2411		-
2412	4009		Provided, that such certification, if signed by other than the
2413	4010		attending physician or advanced practice r egistered nurse, shall
2414	4011		note on the face the name of the attending phy sician or advanced
2415	4012		practice registered nurse and that the information shown is only as
2416	4013		reported.
2417		-
2418	4014		E. A certifier completing cause of death on a certificate of
2419	4015		death who knows that a letha l drug, overdose or other means of
2420	4016		assisting suicide within the meani ng of Sections 3141.2 through
	4017	+
	4018	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 79
	4019	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4020	+	2
	4021	+	3
	4022	+	4
	4023	+	5
	4024	+	6
	4025	+	7
	4026	+	8
	4027	+	9
	4028	+	10
	4029	+	11
	4030	+	12
	4031	+	13
	4032	+	14
	4033	+	15
	4034	+	16
	4035	+	17
	4036	+	18
	4037	+	19
	4038	+	20
	4039	+	21
	4040	+	22
	4041	+	23
	4042	+	24
	4043	+
2421	4044		3141.4 of this title caused or contributed to the death shall list
2422	4045		that means among the chain of events under cause of death o r list it
2423	4046		in the box that descr ibes how the injury occurred. If such means is
2424	4047		in the chain of event s under cause of death or in the box that
2425	4048		describes how the injury occurred, the certifier shall in dicate
2426	4049		“suicide” as the manner of death.
2427		-
2428	4050		SECTION 37. REPEALER 63 O.S. 2021, Section 1-317, as
2429	4051		last amended by Section 1, Chapter 104, O .S.L. 2021, is hereby
2430	4052		repealed.
2431		-
2432	4053		SECTION 38. AMENDATORY 63 O.S. 2021, Sect ion 1-1962, as
2433	4054		last amended by Section 1, Chapter 125, O. S.L. 2021, is amended to
2434	4055		read as follows:
2435		-
2436	4056		Section 1-1962. A. No home care agency as that term is defined
2437	4057		by the Home Care Act shall operate without first obtaining a license
2438	4058		as required by the Home Care Act.
2439		-
2440	4059		B. 1. No home care agency, except as otherwi se provided by
2441	4060		this subsection, shall place an individual in the role of supportive
2442	4061		home assistant with a client on a full -time, temporary, per diem, or
2443	4062		other basis, unless the individual has complet ed agency-based
2444	4063		supportive home assistant training taught by a registered nurse in
2445	4064		the sections applicable to the assistance required by the client.
2446	4065		Each supportive home assistant who successfully completes agency -
2447		-
2448		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 57
2449	4066		based training shall demonstrate competen ce by testing through an
2450	4067		independent entity approved by t he State Department of Health. The
	4068	+
	4069	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 80
	4070	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4071	+	2
	4072	+	3
	4073	+	4
	4074	+	5
	4075	+	6
	4076	+	7
	4077	+	8
	4078	+	9
	4079	+	10
	4080	+	11
	4081	+	12
	4082	+	13
	4083	+	14
	4084	+	15
	4085	+	16
	4086	+	17
	4087	+	18
	4088	+	19
	4089	+	20
	4090	+	21
	4091	+	22
	4092	+	23
	4093	+	24
	4094	+
2451	4095		requirements related to application, approval, renewal, and denial
2452	4096		of such testing entities shall be set forth in administrative rules
2453	4097		promulgated by the State Com missioner of Health.
2454		-
2455	4098		2. The home care agency shall devel op a written training plan
2456	4099		that shall include, at a minimum, the following:
2457		-
2458	4100		a. observation, reporting, and documentation of client
2459	4101		status and the standby assistance or other services
2460	4102		furnished,
2461		-
2462	4103		b. maintenance of a clean, safe, and healthy environment,
2463		-
2464	4104		c. recognizing an emergency and nec essary emergency
2465	4105		procedures,
2466		-
2467	4106		d. safe techniques to provide standby assistance with
2468	4107		bathing, grooming, and toileting,
2469		-
2470	4108		e. assistance with meal preparation and safe food
2471	4109		handling and storage,
2472		-
2473	4110		f. client rights and responsibilitie s and the need for
2474	4111		respect for the client and for the privacy and
2475	4112		property of the client, and
2476		-
2477	4113		g. basic infection control practices to include, at a
2478	4114		minimum, instruction in acceptable hand hygiene
2479	4115		techniques and the application of standard
2480	4116		precautions.
2481	4117
	4118	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 81
	4119	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4120	+	2
	4121	+	3
	4122	+	4
	4123	+	5
	4124	+	6
	4125	+	7
	4126	+	8
	4127	+	9
	4128	+	10
	4129	+	11
	4130	+	12
	4131	+	13
	4132	+	14
	4133	+	15
	4134	+	16
	4135	+	17
	4136	+	18
	4137	+	19
	4138	+	20
	4139	+	21
	4140	+	22
	4141	+	23
	4142	+	24
	4143	+
2482	4144		3. Supervisory visits shall be mad e according to the client
2483	4145		need, as determined by the nursing supervisor, but no less than once
2484	4146		every six (6) months.
2485		-
2486	4147		4. No supportive home assistant shall provide serv ices to a
2487	4148		client until a criminal history background chec k and a check of the
2488	4149		nurse aide registry maintained by the State Department of Health is
2489	4150		performed in accordance with Section 1 -1950.1 of this title and the
2490	4151		assistant is found to have no notations of abuse of any kind on the
2491		-
2492		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 58
2493	4152		registry and no convictions of the crimes listed in subsection F of
2494	4153		Section 1-1950.1 of this title.
2495		-
2496	4154		5. No home care agency may employ a supportive home assistant
2497	4155		listed on the Department of Human Services Community Services Worke r
2498	4156		Registry.
2499		-
2500	4157		6. No licensed health care facility, license d physician,
2501	4158		advanced practice registered nurse, physician assistant, or state
2502	4159		agency employee acting in the performance of his or her duties shall
2503	4160		refer a client for personal care services as define d in paragraph 8
2504	4161		of Section 1-1961 of this title or for c ompanion or sitter services
2505	4162		as defined in paragraph 1 of subsection A of Section 1 -1972 of this
2506	4163		title, except to an agency licensed to provide such services. For
2507	4164		purposes of this subsection, “licensed health care facility” shall
2508	4165		include acute care hospita ls, long-term acute care hospit als,
2509	4166		rehabilitation hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, assisted
	4167	+
	4168	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 82
	4169	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4170	+	2
	4171	+	3
	4172	+	4
	4173	+	5
	4174	+	6
	4175	+	7
	4176	+	8
	4177	+	9
	4178	+	10
	4179	+	11
	4180	+	12
	4181	+	13
	4182	+	14
	4183	+	15
	4184	+	16
	4185	+	17
	4186	+	18
	4187	+	19
	4188	+	20
	4189	+	21
	4190	+	22
	4191	+	23
	4192	+	24
	4193	+
2510	4194		living facilities, residential care homes, home care agencies, adult
2511	4195		day care centers and hospice ag encies.
2512		-
2513	4196		C. 1. No employer or contractor, except as othe rwise provided
2514	4197		by this subsection, shall employ or contract with any individual as
2515	4198		a home health aide for more than four (4) months, on a full -time,
2516	4199		temporary, per diem or other basis, unless the ind ividual is a
2517	4200		licensed health professional or unless the i ndividual has satisfied
2518	4201		the requirements for certification and placement on the home health
2519	4202		aide registry maintained by the State Department of Health.
2520		-
2521	4203		2. a. Any person in the employment of a home ca re agency as
2522	4204		a home health aide on June 30, 1992, with co ntinuous
2523	4205		employment through Jun e 30, 1993, shall be granted
2524	4206		home health aide certification by the Department on
2525	4207		July 1, 1993. The home care agency shall maintain
2526	4208		responsibility for assurance of spec ific competencies
2527	4209		of the home health aide and shall only assign the home
2528	4210		health aide to tasks for which the aide has been
2529	4211		determined to be competent.
2530		-
2531	4212		b. Any home health aide employed between the dates of
2532	4213		July 1, 1992, and June 30, 1993, shall be eligible f or
2533	4214		certification by passing a competency evaluation and
2534	4215		testing as required by the Depar tment.
2535		-
2536		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 59
2537		-
2538	4216		c. Any home health aide employed on and after July 1,
2539	4217		1996, shall complete any specified training,
	4218	+
	4219	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 83
	4220	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4221	+	2
	4222	+	3
	4223	+	4
	4224	+	5
	4225	+	6
	4226	+	7
	4227	+	8
	4228	+	9
	4229	+	10
	4230	+	11
	4231	+	12
	4232	+	13
	4233	+	14
	4234	+	15
	4235	+	16
	4236	+	17
	4237	+	18
	4238	+	19
	4239	+	20
	4240	+	21
	4241	+	22
	4242	+	23
	4243	+	24
	4244	+
2540	4245		competency evaluation and testing required by the
2541	4246		Department.
2542		-
2543	4247		D. The provisions of the Home Care Act shall not apply t o:
2544		-
2545	4248		1. A person acting alone wh o provides services in the home of a
2546	4249		relative, neighbor or friend;
2547		-
2548	4250		2. A person who provides maid services only;
2549		-
2550	4251		3. A nurse service or home aide service conducted by a nd for
2551	4252		the adherents to any religious denomination, the t enets of which
2552	4253		include reliance on spiritual means through prayer alone for
2553	4254		healing;
2554		-
2555	4255		4. A person providing hospice services pursuant to the Oklahoma
2556	4256		Hospice Licensing Act;
2557		-
2558	4257		5. A nurse-midwife;
2559		-
2560	4258		6. An individual, agency, or organization that contracts with
2561	4259		the Oklahoma Health Care Autho rity to provide services under the
2562	4260		Home- and Community-Based Waiver for persons with developmental
2563	4261		disabilities or that contracts with the Department of Human Services
2564	4262		to provide community services to persons with development al
2565	4263		disabilities; provided, that staff members and individuals providing
2566	4264		the services shall receive a level of training, approved by the
2567	4265		Department of Human Services, which meets or exceeds the level
2568	4266		required pursuant to the Home Care Act. An individual, a gency or
2569	4267		organization otherwise covered under the Home Care Act shall be
	4268	+
	4269	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 84
	4270	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4271	+	2
	4272	+	3
	4273	+	4
	4274	+	5
	4275	+	6
	4276	+	7
	4277	+	8
	4278	+	9
	4279	+	10
	4280	+	11
	4281	+	12
	4282	+	13
	4283	+	14
	4284	+	15
	4285	+	16
	4286	+	17
	4287	+	18
	4288	+	19
	4289	+	20
	4290	+	21
	4291	+	22
	4292	+	23
	4293	+	24
	4294	+
2570	4295		exempt from the act only for those paraprofessional direct care
2571	4296		services provided under contracts referenced in this paragraph ;
2572		-
2573	4297		7. An individual, agency or organization that provides or
2574	4298		supports the provision of p ersonal care services to an individual
2575	4299		who performs individual employer responsibilities of hiring,
2576	4300		training, directing and managing a personal care attendant as part
2577	4301		of the Oklahoma Health Care Authority Consumer-Directed Personal
2578	4302		Assistance Supports and Services (CD-PASS) waiver program. An
2579		-
2580		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 60
2581	4303		individual, agency or organization otherwise covered under the
2582	4304		provisions of the Home Care Act shall be exempt from the act only
2583	4305		for those paraprofessional direct care services provided under
2584	4306		Oklahoma Health Care Auth ority contracts referenced in this
2585	4307		paragraph, but shall not be exempt from the criminal history
2586	4308		background check required under the Home Care Act and Section 1 -
2587	4309		1950.1 of this title for other paraprofessional direct care servi ce
2588	4310		providers. A personal care attendant hired by a consumer under the
2589	4311		CD-PASS program shall be exempt from certification as a home health
2590	4312		aide, provided such personal care attendant receives the tra ining
2591	4313		required and approved by the Department of Human Se rvices;
2592		-
2593	4314		8. An individual who o nly provides Medicaid home- and
2594	4315		community-based personal care services pursuant to a contract with
2595	4316		the Oklahoma Health Care Authority;
2596		-
2597	4317		9. An individual who:
	4318	+
	4319	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 85
	4320	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4321	+	2
	4322	+	3
	4323	+	4
	4324	+	5
	4325	+	6
	4326	+	7
	4327	+	8
	4328	+	9
	4329	+	10
	4330	+	11
	4331	+	12
	4332	+	13
	4333	+	14
	4334	+	15
	4335	+	16
	4336	+	17
	4337	+	18
	4338	+	19
	4339	+	20
	4340	+	21
	4341	+	22
	4342	+	23
	4343	+	24
2598	4344
2599	4345		a. is employed by a licensed home care agency exclusively
2600	4346		to provide personal care services in the home,
2601		-
2602	4347		b. has no convictions pursuant to a criminal history
2603	4348		investigation as provided in Section 1 -1950.1 of this
2604	4349		title,
2605		-
2606	4350		c. is being continuously trained by a registere d nurse to
2607	4351		provide care that is specific to the needs of the
2608	4352		particular client receiving the care, and
2609		-
2610	4353		d. is supervised by a registered nurse via an on -site
2611	4354		visit at least once each month;
2612		-
2613	4355		10. A home or facility approved and annually reviewed by the
2614	4356		United States Department of Veterans Affairs as a medical fost er
2615	4357		home in which care is provid ed exclusively to three or fewer
2616	4358		veterans; or
2617		-
2618	4359		11. A person qualified by the Department as a certified nurse
2619	4360		aide pursuant to the provisions of Section 1 -1951 of this title.
2620		-
2621		-
2622		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 61
2623	4361		SECTION 39. REPEALER 63 O.S. 2021, Section 1-1962, as
2624	4362		last amended by Section 3, Chapter 284, O.S.L. 2021 , is hereby
2625	4363		repealed.
2626		-
2627	4364		SECTION 40. AMENDATORY 64 O.S. 2021, Section 1013, as
2628	4365		last amended by Secti on 1, Chapter 132, O.S.L. 2021, is amended to
2629	4366		read as follows:
2630		-
2631	4367		Section 1013. A. The Commissioners of the Land Office shall be
2632	4368		responsible for the investment of the permanent school funds, oth er
	4369	+
	4370	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 86
	4371	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4372	+	2
	4373	+	3
	4374	+	4
	4375	+	5
	4376	+	6
	4377	+	7
	4378	+	8
	4379	+	9
	4380	+	10
	4381	+	11
	4382	+	12
	4383	+	13
	4384	+	14
	4385	+	15
	4386	+	16
	4387	+	17
	4388	+	18
	4389	+	19
	4390	+	20
	4391	+	21
	4392	+	22
	4393	+	23
	4394	+	24
	4395	+
2633	4396		educational funds and public building funds solely in the best
2634	4397		interests of the current and future beneficiaries. Th e
2635	4398		Commissioners of the Land Off ice shall make investments:
2636		-
2637	4399		1. For the exclusive purpose of:
2638		-
2639	4400		a. providing maximum benefits to current an d future
2640	4401		beneficiaries, and
2641		-
2642	4402		b. defraying reasonable expenses of administering the
2643	4403		trust funds;
2644		-
2645	4404		2. With the care, skill, prudence and diligence under t he
2646	4405		circumstances then prevailing that a prudent person acting in a like
2647	4406		enterprise of a like character an d with like aims would use; and
2648		-
2649	4407		3. By diversifying the inves tments of the trust funds so as to
2650	4408		minimize the risk of lar ge losses.
2651		-
2652	4409		B. The permanent sc hool fund and other educational funds may
2653	4410		only be invested in bonds issued in the United States, United S tates
2654	4411		dollar denominated or other investments settled in Unit ed States
2655	4412		dollars or traded on the United States exchange m arkets and real
2656	4413		property to be owned or acquired by the Commissioners of the Land
2657	4414		Office. The Commissioners of the Land Office shall no t invest more
2658	4415		than sixty percent (60%) of the trust fund inve stments in equity
2659	4416		securities. The Commissioners of the Lan d Office are further
2660	4417		authorized to acquire, purchase, exchange and grant any real
2661	4418		property under its jurisdiction as is necessary to car ry out the
2662	4419		investment in the real property. The Commissioner s of the Land
	4420	+
	4421	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 87
	4422	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4423	+	2
	4424	+	3
	4425	+	4
	4426	+	5
	4427	+	6
	4428	+	7
	4429	+	8
	4430	+	9
	4431	+	10
	4432	+	11
	4433	+	12
	4434	+	13
	4435	+	14
	4436	+	15
	4437	+	16
	4438	+	17
	4439	+	18
	4440	+	19
	4441	+	20
	4442	+	21
	4443	+	22
	4444	+	23
	4445	+	24
	4446	+
2663	4447		Office shall not invest more than five percen t (5%) of the total
2664	4448		value of the assets of the permanent school funds in connection with
2665		-
2666		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 62
2667	4449		investments in real property. The calculation of investments in
2668	4450		real property within the five percent (5%) cap shall not include the
2669	4451		value of real property under long -term lease to the State of
2670	4452		Oklahoma, agencies of the state or subdivisions thereof. In no case
2671	4453		shall the Commissioners of the Land Off ice bid against private -
2672	4454		sector bidders above the appraised va lue of any property to be
2673	4455		acquired.
2674		-
2675	4456		C. The Commissioners s hall establish an investment co mmittee.
2676	4457		The investment committee shall be composed of not more than three
2677	4458		members of the Commissioners of the Land Office or their designees.
2678	4459		The committee shall m ake recommendations to the Commissioners of the
2679	4460		Land Office on all matters related to the choice of managers of the
2680	4461		assets of the funds, on the establishment of investment and fund
2681	4462		management guidelines, and in planning future investment policy.
2682	4463		The committee shall have no authority to act on behalf of the
2683	4464		Commissioners of the Land Office in a ny circumstances whatsoever.
2684	4465		No recommendations of the committee shall have effect as an action
2685	4466		of the Commissioners of the Land Office or take effect without the
2686	4467		approval of the Commissioners as provided by law. The Commis sioners
2687	4468		shall promulgate and ad opt on an annual basis an investment plan.
2688	4469		The investment plan shall state the criteria for selecting
2689	4470		investment managers, the allocation of assets among investment
	4471	+
	4472	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 88
	4473	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4474	+	2
	4475	+	3
	4476	+	4
	4477	+	5
	4478	+	6
	4479	+	7
	4480	+	8
	4481	+	9
	4482	+	10
	4483	+	11
	4484	+	12
	4485	+	13
	4486	+	14
	4487	+	15
	4488	+	16
	4489	+	17
	4490	+	18
	4491	+	19
	4492	+	20
	4493	+	21
	4494	+	22
	4495	+	23
	4496	+	24
	4497	+
2690	4498		managers, and established standards of investment and fund
2691	4499		management.
2692		-
2693	4500		D. The Commissioners shall retain qualified investment managers
2694	4501		to provide for investment of the fund monies and for the ma nagement
2695	4502		of investment real property pursuant to the investme nt plan.
2696	4503		Investment managers shall be chosen by a solicita tion of proposals
2697	4504		on a competitive bid basis pursuant to standards set by the
2698	4505		Commissioners. Subject to the investment plan, each inves tment
2699	4506		manager shall have full discretion in the management of the funds or
2700	4507		investment real property allocated to the inv estment managers. The
2701	4508		funds allocated to investment managers shall be actively managed by
2702	4509		them, which may include selling investments a nd realizing losses if
2703	4510		the action is considered advantageous to longer term return
2704	4511		maximization. Because of the total r eturn objective, no distinction
2705	4512		shall be made for management and performance evaluation purposes
2706	4513		between realized and unrealized capital gains and losses.
2707		-
2708		-
2709		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 63
2710	4514		E. The Commissioners shall take any measu res they deem
2711	4515		appropriate to safeguard custody of securitie s and other assets of
2712	4516		the trusts.
2713		-
2714	4517		F. By September 1 of each year, the Commissioners shall develop
2715	4518		a written investment plan for the tru st funds.
2716		-
2717	4519		G. The Commissioners shall compile a quarterly fin ancial report
2718	4520		showing the performance of all the combined f unds under their
2719	4521		control on a fiscal year basis. The report shall contain a list of
	4522	+
	4523	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 89
	4524	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4525	+	2
	4526	+	3
	4527	+	4
	4528	+	5
	4529	+	6
	4530	+	7
	4531	+	8
	4532	+	9
	4533	+	10
	4534	+	11
	4535	+	12
	4536	+	13
	4537	+	14
	4538	+	15
	4539	+	16
	4540	+	17
	4541	+	18
	4542	+	19
	4543	+	20
	4544	+	21
	4545	+	22
	4546	+	23
	4547	+	24
	4548	+
2720	4549		all investments made by the Commissioners and a lis t of any
2721	4550		commissions, fees or payments made for services rega rding the
2722	4551		investments for that reporting period. The repor t shall be based on
2723	4552		market values and shall be compiled pursuant to uniform reporting
2724	4553		standards prescribed by the Oklahoma State Pension Commission for
2725	4554		all state retirement systems. The report sha ll be distributed to
2726	4555		the Oklahoma State Pension Commission, the Cash Management and
2727	4556		Investment Oversight Commission, and the Legislative Service Bureau.
2728		-
2729	4557		H. Before January 1 of each year, the Com missioners shall
2730	4558		publish an annual report of all Trust operat ions, presented in a
2731	4559		simple and easily understood manner to the extent possible. The
2732	4560		report shall be submitted to the Governor, the Speaker of the House
2733	4561		of Representatives, the President Pro Tem pore of the Senate, the
2734	4562		State Department of Education and eac h higher education beneficiary.
2735	4563		The annual report shall co ver the operation of the Trusts during the
2736	4564		past fiscal year including income, disbursements and the financial
2737	4565		condition of the Trusts at the end of each fiscal year on a cash
2738	4566		basis. The annual rep ort shall also contain a summary of the assets
2739	4567		of each trust and current market value as o f the report date.
2740		-
2741	4568		I. The Cash Management and Investment Oversight Commission
2742	4569		shall review reports prepa red by the Commissioners of the Land
2743	4570		Office pursuant to this subsection and shall make recommendations
2744	4571		regarding the investment strategies and practice s, the development
	4572	+
	4573	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 90
	4574	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4575	+	2
	4576	+	3
	4577	+	4
	4578	+	5
	4579	+	6
	4580	+	7
	4581	+	8
	4582	+	9
	4583	+	10
	4584	+	11
	4585	+	12
	4586	+	13
	4587	+	14
	4588	+	15
	4589	+	16
	4590	+	17
	4591	+	18
	4592	+	19
	4593	+	20
	4594	+	21
	4595	+	22
	4596	+	23
	4597	+	24
	4598	+
2745	4599		of internal auditing procedures and practices and any other matters
2746	4600		as determined necessary and applicable.
2747		-
2748	4601		J. The Commissioners of the Land Offic e shall select one or
2749	4602		more custodial bank banks to settle transactions involving the
2750	4603		investment of the funds under the control of the Commissioners of
2751	4604		the Land Office. The Commissioners of the L and Office shall review
2752		-
2753		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 64
2754	4605		the performance of the each custodial bank at least once every year.
2755	4606		The Commissioners of the L and Office shall require a writ ten
2756	4607		competitive bid every five (5) ten (10) years. The custodial bank
2757	4608		shall have a minimum of Five Hundr ed Million Dollars
2758	4609		($500,000,000.00) in assets to be eligible f or selection. Any out-
2759	4610		of-state custodial bank shall have a service agent in the State o f
2760	4611		Oklahoma so that service of summons or legal notice may be had on
2761	4612		the designated agent, and the bank sh all submit to the jurisdiction
2762	4613		of Oklahoma state courts for res olution of any and all disputes. In
2763	4614		order to be eligible for selection, the custodial b ank shall allow
2764	4615		electronic access to all transaction and portfolio reports
2765	4616		maintained by the custodial ba nk involving the investment of state
2766	4617		funds under control of the Commissioners of the Land Office and to
2767	4618		the Cash Management and Investment Oversight Co mmission. The
2768	4619		requirement for electronic access shall be incorporated into any
2769	4620		contract between the Comm issioners of the Land Office and the
2770	4621		custodial bank. Neither t he Commissioners of the Land Office nor
2771	4622		the custodial bank shall permit any of the funds under the control
	4623	+
	4624	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 91
	4625	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4626	+	2
	4627	+	3
	4628	+	4
	4629	+	5
	4630	+	6
	4631	+	7
	4632	+	8
	4633	+	9
	4634	+	10
	4635	+	11
	4636	+	12
	4637	+	13
	4638	+	14
	4639	+	15
	4640	+	16
	4641	+	17
	4642	+	18
	4643	+	19
	4644	+	20
	4645	+	21
	4646	+	22
	4647	+	23
	4648	+	24
	4649	+
2772	4650		of the Commissioners of the Land Office or any of the documents,
2773	4651		instruments, securiti es or other evidence of a right to be paid
2774	4652		money to be located in any place other than within a jurisdiction or
2775	4653		territory under the control or regulato ry power of the United States
2776	4654		government.
2777		-
2778	4655		SECTION 41. REPEALER 64 O.S. 2021, Section 1013, as last
2779	4656		amended by Section 2, Chapter 227, O. S.L. 2021, is hereby repealed.
2780		-
2781	4657		SECTION 42. REPEALER 64 O.S. 2021, Section 1013, as last
2782	4658		amended by Section 1, Chapter 228 , O.S.L. 2021, is hereby repealed.
2783		-
2784	4659		SECTION 43. AMENDATORY 68 O.S. 2021, Section 1356, as
2785	4660		last amended by Section 1, Chapter 539, O.S.L. 2021, is amended to
2786	4661		read as follows:
2787		-
2788	4662		Section 1356. Exemptions - Governmental and nonprofit en tities.
2789		-
2790	4663		There are hereby specifically exempted from the tax levied by
2791	4664		Section 1350 et seq. of this title:
2792		-
2793	4665		1. Sale of tangible personal property or services to the United
2794	4666		States government or to the State of Oklahoma, any political
2795	4667		subdivision of this stat e or any agency of a political subdivision
2796		-
2797		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 65
2798	4668		of this state; provided, all sales to contractors in connection with
2799	4669		the performance of any contract with the United States government,
2800	4670		State of Oklahoma or any of its political subdivisions shall not be
2801	4671		exempted from the tax levied by Section 1350 et seq. of this title,
2802	4672		except as hereinafter provided;
2803	4673
	4674	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 92
	4675	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4676	+	2
	4677	+	3
	4678	+	4
	4679	+	5
	4680	+	6
	4681	+	7
	4682	+	8
	4683	+	9
	4684	+	10
	4685	+	11
	4686	+	12
	4687	+	13
	4688	+	14
	4689	+	15
	4690	+	16
	4691	+	17
	4692	+	18
	4693	+	19
	4694	+	20
	4695	+	21
	4696	+	22
	4697	+	23
	4698	+	24
	4699	+
2804	4700		2. Sales of property to agents appointed by or under contract
2805	4701		with agencies or instrume ntalities of the United States government
2806	4702		if ownership and possession of such property transfers immediately
2807	4703		to the United States government;
2808		-
2809	4704		3. Sales of property to age nts appointed by or under con tract
2810	4705		with a political subdivision of this state if the s ale of such
2811	4706		property is associated with the development of a qualified federa l
2812	4707		facility, as provided in the Oklahoma Federal Facilities Development
2813	4708		Act, and if ownership and possession of such proper ty transfers
2814	4709		immediately to the political subdivision or the state;
2815		-
2816	4710		4. Sales made directly by county, district or state fair
2817	4711		authorities of this state, upon the premises of the fair authority,
2818	4712		for the sole benefit of the fair authority or sales of admissi on
2819	4713		tickets to such fairs or fair events at any location i n the state
2820	4714		authorized by county, district or state fair authorities; provide d,
2821	4715		the exemption provided by this paragraph for admission tickets to
2822	4716		fair events shall apply only to any portion of the ad mission price
2823	4717		that is retained by or distributed to the f air authority. As used
2824	4718		in this paragraph, “fair event” shall be limited to a n event held on
2825	4719		the premises of the fair authority in conjunction with and during
2826	4720		the time period of a county, district or state fair;
2827		-
2828	4721		5. Sale of food in cafeterias or lunchrooms of elementary
2829	4722		schools, high schools, colleges or universities which are oper ated
	4723	+
	4724	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 93
	4725	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4726	+	2
	4727	+	3
	4728	+	4
	4729	+	5
	4730	+	6
	4731	+	7
	4732	+	8
	4733	+	9
	4734	+	10
	4735	+	11
	4736	+	12
	4737	+	13
	4738	+	14
	4739	+	15
	4740	+	16
	4741	+	17
	4742	+	18
	4743	+	19
	4744	+	20
	4745	+	21
	4746	+	22
	4747	+	23
	4748	+	24
	4749	+
2830	4750		primarily for teachers and pupils and are not operated primarily for
2831	4751		the public or for profit;
2832		-
2833	4752		6. Dues paid to fraternal, religious, civic, charitable or
2834	4753		educational societies or organizations by regular members thereof,
2835	4754		provided, such societies or o rganizations operate under what is
2836	4755		commonly termed the lodge plan or system, and provided suc h
2837	4756		societies or organizations do not operate for a profit which inures
2838	4757		to the benefit of any individual member or members thereof to the
2839	4758		exclusion of other members and dues paid monthly or annually to
2840		-
2841		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 66
2842	4759		privately owned scientific and educational libraries by members
2843	4760		sharing the use of se rvices rendered by such libraries with students
2844	4761		interested in the study of geology, petroleum engineering or related
2845	4762		subjects;
2846		-
2847	4763		7. Sale of tangible personal property or services to or by
2848	4764		churches, except sales made in the cours e of business for profit or
2849	4765		savings, competing with other persons engaged in the same or a
2850	4766		similar business or sale of tangible personal property or services
2851	4767		by an organization exempt from federal income tax pursuant to
2852	4768		Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Re venue Code of 1986, as amende d,
2853	4769		made on behalf of or at the request of a church or chu rches if the
2854	4770		sale of such property is conducted not more than once each calen dar
2855	4771		year for a period not to exceed three (3) days by the organization
2856	4772		and proceeds from the sale of such property are use d by the church
2857	4773		or churches or by the organization for ch aritable purposes;
	4774	+
	4775	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 94
	4776	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4777	+	2
	4778	+	3
	4779	+	4
	4780	+	5
	4781	+	6
	4782	+	7
	4783	+	8
	4784	+	9
	4785	+	10
	4786	+	11
	4787	+	12
	4788	+	13
	4789	+	14
	4790	+	15
	4791	+	16
	4792	+	17
	4793	+	18
	4794	+	19
	4795	+	20
	4796	+	21
	4797	+	22
	4798	+	23
	4799	+	24
2858	4800
2859	4801		8. The amount of proceeds received from the sale of admis sion
2860	4802		tickets which is separately stated on the ticket of admission for
2861	4803		the repayment of money borrowed by any accredited s tate-supported
2862	4804		college or university or any public trust of which a county in this
2863	4805		state is the beneficiary, for the purpose of constr ucting or
2864	4806		enlarging any facility to be used for the staging of an athletic
2865	4807		event, a theatrical production, or any other fo rm of entertainment,
2866	4808		edification or cultural cultivation to which entry is gained with a
2867	4809		paid admission ticket. Such facilities inclu de, but are not limited
2868	4810		to, athletic fields, athletic stadiums, field houses, amphitheaters
2869	4811		and theaters. To be eligible for this sales tax exemption, the
2870	4812		amount separately state d on the admission ticket shall be a
2871	4813		surcharge which is imposed, collected an d used for the sole purpose
2872	4814		of servicing or aiding in the servicing of debt incurred by the
2873	4815		college or university to effec t the capital improvements
2874	4816		hereinbefore described;
2875		-
2876	4817		9. Sales of tangible personal property or services to the
2877	4818		council organizations or similar state supervisory organizations of
2878	4819		the Boy Scouts of America, Girl Scouts of U.S.A. and Camp Fire USA;
2879		-
2880	4820		10. Sale of tangible personal property or services to any
2881	4821		county, municipality, rural water district, public school district,
2882	4822		city-county library system, the institutions of The Oklahoma State
2883	4823		System of Higher Education, the Grand River Dam Authority, the
2884		-
2885		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 67
2886	4824		Northeast Oklahoma Public Facilities Authority, the Oklahoma
	4825	+
	4826	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 95
	4827	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4828	+	2
	4829	+	3
	4830	+	4
	4831	+	5
	4832	+	6
	4833	+	7
	4834	+	8
	4835	+	9
	4836	+	10
	4837	+	11
	4838	+	12
	4839	+	13
	4840	+	14
	4841	+	15
	4842	+	16
	4843	+	17
	4844	+	18
	4845	+	19
	4846	+	20
	4847	+	21
	4848	+	22
	4849	+	23
	4850	+	24
	4851	+
2887	4852		Municipal Power Authority, City of Tulsa-Rogers County Port
2888	4853		Authority, Muskogee Ci ty-County Port Authority, the Oklahoma
2889	4854		Department of Veterans Affairs, the Broken Bow Economi c Development
2890	4855		Authority, Ardmore Development Authority, Durant Industrial
2891	4856		Authority, Oklahoma Ordnance Works Authority, Central Oklahoma
2892	4857		Master Conservancy Distric t, Arbuckle Master Conservancy District,
2893	4858		Fort Cobb Master Conservancy District, Foss Reservoi r Master
2894	4859		Conservancy District , Mountain Park Master Conservancy District,
2895	4860		Waurika Lake Master Conservancy District, and the Office of
2896	4861		Management and Enterprise Ser vices only when carrying out a public
2897	4862		construction contract on behalf of the Oklahoma Departm ent of
2898	4863		Veterans Affairs, and effective July 1, 2022, the University
2899	4864		Hospitals Trust, or to any person with whom any of the above-named
2900	4865		subdivisions or agencies of this state has duly entered into a
2901	4866		public contract pursuant to law, necessary for carrying ou t such
2902	4867		public contract or to any subcontractor to such a public contract.
2903	4868		Any person making purchases on behalf of such subdivision or agency
2904	4869		of this state shall certify, in writing, on the copy of the invoice
2905	4870		or sales ticket to be retained by the vendor that the purchases are
2906	4871		made for and on behalf of such subdivision or agency of this st ate
2907	4872		and set out the name of such public subdivision or agency. Any
2908	4873		person who wrongfully or erroneously certifies that purchases are
2909	4874		for any of the above -named subdivisions or agencies of this state or
2910	4875		who otherwise violates this section shall be guilty o f a misdemeanor
	4876	+
	4877	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 96
	4878	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4879	+	2
	4880	+	3
	4881	+	4
	4882	+	5
	4883	+	6
	4884	+	7
	4885	+	8
	4886	+	9
	4887	+	10
	4888	+	11
	4889	+	12
	4890	+	13
	4891	+	14
	4892	+	15
	4893	+	16
	4894	+	17
	4895	+	18
	4896	+	19
	4897	+	20
	4898	+	21
	4899	+	22
	4900	+	23
	4901	+	24
	4902	+
2911	4903		and upon conviction thereof shall be fined an amount equal to double
2912	4904		the amount of sales tax involved or incarcerated for not more than
2913	4905		sixty (60) days or both;
2914		-
2915	4906		11. Sales of tangible personal property or services to private
2916	4907		institutions of higher education and private elementary and
2917	4908		secondary institutions of educat ion accredited by the State
2918	4909		Department of Education or registered by the State Board of
2919	4910		Education for purposes of particip ating in federal programs or
2920	4911		accredited as defined by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher
2921	4912		Education which are exempt from taxation p ursuant to the provisions
2922	4913		of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section 501(c)(3) includin g
2923	4914		materials, supplies and equ ipment used in the construction and
2924	4915		improvement of buildi ngs and other structures owned by the
2925	4916		institutions and operated for education al purposes.
2926		-
2927		-
2928		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 68
2929	4917		Any person, firm, agency or entity making purchases on behalf of
2930	4918		any institution, agency or subdivision in th is state, shall certify
2931	4919		in writing, on the copy of the in voice or sales ticket the nature of
2932	4920		the purchases, and violation of this para graph shall be a
2933	4921		misdemeanor as set forth in paragraph 10 of this section;
2934		-
2935	4922		12. Tuition and educational fees paid to priva te institutions
2936	4923		of higher education and private elementar y and secondary
2937	4924		institutions of education accredited by the State Department of
2938	4925		Education or registered by the State Board of Education for purposes
2939	4926		of participating in f ederal programs or accredited as defined by the
	4927	+
	4928	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 97
	4929	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4930	+	2
	4931	+	3
	4932	+	4
	4933	+	5
	4934	+	6
	4935	+	7
	4936	+	8
	4937	+	9
	4938	+	10
	4939	+	11
	4940	+	12
	4941	+	13
	4942	+	14
	4943	+	15
	4944	+	16
	4945	+	17
	4946	+	18
	4947	+	19
	4948	+	20
	4949	+	21
	4950	+	22
	4951	+	23
	4952	+	24
	4953	+
2940	4954		Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Educ ation which are exempt from
2941	4955		taxation pursuant to the provisions of the Intern al Revenue Code, 26
2942	4956		U.S.C., Section 501(c)(3);
2943		-
2944	4957		13. a. Sales of tangible personal property mad e by:
2945		-
2946	4958		(1) a public school,
2947		-
2948	4959		(2) a private school offering instruction for grade
2949	4960		levels kindergarten through twelfth gr ade,
2950		-
2951	4961		(3) a public school district,
2952		-
2953	4962		(4) a public or private school board,
2954		-
2955	4963		(5) a public or private school student group or
2956	4964		organization,
2957		-
2958	4965		(6) a parent-teacher association or organization
2959	4966		other than as specified in subparagraph b of this
2960	4967		paragraph, or
2961		-
2962	4968		(7) public or private school personnel for purposes
2963	4969		of raising funds for the benefit of a public or
2964	4970		private school, public school district, public or
2965	4971		private school board or pu blic or private school
2966	4972		student group or organization, or
2967		-
2968	4973		b. Sales of tangible personal p roperty made by or to
2969	4974		nonprofit parent-teacher associations or organizations
2970	4975		exempt from taxation pursuant to the provisions of the
2971		-
2972		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 69
2973	4976		Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Se ction 501(c)(3),
2974	4977		nonprofit local public or private school foundations
	4978	+
	4979	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 98
	4980	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	4981	+	2
	4982	+	3
	4983	+	4
	4984	+	5
	4985	+	6
	4986	+	7
	4987	+	8
	4988	+	9
	4989	+	10
	4990	+	11
	4991	+	12
	4992	+	13
	4993	+	14
	4994	+	15
	4995	+	16
	4996	+	17
	4997	+	18
	4998	+	19
	4999	+	20
	5000	+	21
	5001	+	22
	5002	+	23
	5003	+	24
	5004	+
2975	5005		which solicit money or property in the name of any
2976	5006		public or private school or public school district.
2977		-
2978	5007		The exemption provided by this paragraph for sales mad e by a
2979	5008		public or private scho ol shall be limited to those public or private
2980	5009		schools accredited by the State Departmen t of Education or
2981	5010		registered by the State Boar d of Education for purposes of
2982	5011		participating in federal programs . Sale of tangible personal
2983	5012		property in this paragraph sh all include sale of admission tickets
2984	5013		and concessions at athletic events;
2985		-
2986	5014		14. Sales of tangible personal property by:
2987		-
2988	5015		a. local 4-H clubs,
2989		-
2990	5016		b. county, regional or state 4 -H councils,
2991		-
2992	5017		c. county, regional or state 4 -H committees,
2993		-
2994	5018		d. 4-H leader associations,
2995		-
2996	5019		e. county, regional or state 4-H foundations, and
2997		-
2998	5020		f. authorized 4-H camps and training ce nters.
2999		-
3000	5021		The exemption provided by this paragrap h shall be limited to
3001	5022		sales for the purpose of raising funds for the benefit of such
3002	5023		organizations. Sale of tangible pers onal property exempted by this
3003	5024		paragraph shall inclu de sale of admission tickets;
3004		-
3005	5025		15. The first Seventy-five Thousand Dollars ($75,00 0.00) each
3006	5026		year from sale of tickets and concessions at athletic events by each
3007	5027		organization exempt from taxation pursuant to the provisions of the
3008	5028		Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section 501(c)(4);
3009	5029
	5030	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 99
	5031	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5032	+	2
	5033	+	3
	5034	+	4
	5035	+	5
	5036	+	6
	5037	+	7
	5038	+	8
	5039	+	9
	5040	+	10
	5041	+	11
	5042	+	12
	5043	+	13
	5044	+	14
	5045	+	15
	5046	+	16
	5047	+	17
	5048	+	18
	5049	+	19
	5050	+	20
	5051	+	21
	5052	+	22
	5053	+	23
	5054	+	24
	5055	+
3010	5056		16. Sales of tangible personal property or services to any
3011	5057		person with whom the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department has
3012	5058		entered into a publi c contract and which is neces sary for carrying
3013	5059		out such contract to assist the Department in the development and
3014		-
3015		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 70
3016	5060		production of advertising, promotion, publicity an d public relations
3017	5061		programs;
3018		-
3019	5062		17. Sales of tangible personal property or services to fire
3020	5063		departments organized pursuant t o Section 592 of Title 18 of the
3021	5064		Oklahoma Statutes which items are to be used for the pu rposes of the
3022	5065		fire department. Any person making purchases on behalf of any such
3023	5066		fire department shall certify, in writing, on the copy of the
3024	5067		invoice or sales ticket to be retained by the vendor that the
3025	5068		purchases are made for and on behalf of such fire department and set
3026	5069		out the name of such fire d epartment. Any person who wrongfully or
3027	5070		erroneously certifies that the purchases are for any such fire
3028	5071		department or who otherwise violates the provisions of this section
3029	5072		shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeano r and upon conviction thereof,
3030	5073		shall be fined an amount equal to double the amount of sales tax
3031	5074		involved or incarcerated for not more than sixty (60) days, or both;
3032		-
3033	5075		18. Complimentary or free tickets for admission to places of
3034	5076		amusement, sports, entertainm ent, exhibition, display or other
3035	5077		recreational events or activities which are issued through a box
3036	5078		office or other entity which is operated by a state institution of
	5079	+
	5080	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 100
	5081	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5082	+	2
	5083	+	3
	5084	+	4
	5085	+	5
	5086	+	6
	5087	+	7
	5088	+	8
	5089	+	9
	5090	+	10
	5091	+	11
	5092	+	12
	5093	+	13
	5094	+	14
	5095	+	15
	5096	+	16
	5097	+	17
	5098	+	18
	5099	+	19
	5100	+	20
	5101	+	21
	5102	+	22
	5103	+	23
	5104	+	24
	5105	+
3037	5106		higher education with institutional employees or by a municipality
3038	5107		with municipal employee s;
3039		-
3040	5108		19. The first Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($1 5,000.00) each year
3041	5109		from sales of tangible personal property by fire departments
3042	5110		organized pursuant to Titles 11, 18 , or 19 of the Oklahoma Statutes
3043	5111		for the purposes of raising funds for the benefit of the fire
3044	5112		department. Fire departments selling tangibl e personal property for
3045	5113		the purposes of raising funds shall be limited to no more than six
3046	5114		(6) days each year to raise suc h funds in order to receive the
3047	5115		exemption granted by this paragraph;
3048		-
3049	5116		20. Sales of tangible personal property or services to any Boys
3050	5117		& Girls Clubs of America affiliate in this state which is not
3051	5118		affiliated with the Salvation A rmy and which is exempt from taxation
3052	5119		pursuant to the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C.,
3053	5120		Section 501(c)(3);
3054		-
3055	5121		21. Sales of tangible personal proper ty or services to any
3056	5122		organization, which takes court -adjudicated juveniles for purposes
3057	5123		of rehabilitation, and which is e xempt from taxation pursuant to the
3058		-
3059		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 71
3060	5124		provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section
3061	5125		501(c)(3), provided that at least fift y percent (50%) of the
3062	5126		juveniles served by such organization are court adjudicated and the
3063	5127		organization receives state fun ds in an amount less than ten percent
3064	5128		(10%) of the annual budget of the organization;
3065		-
3066	5129		22. Sales of tangible personal property or serv ices to:
	5130	+
	5131	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 101
	5132	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5133	+	2
	5134	+	3
	5135	+	4
	5136	+	5
	5137	+	6
	5138	+	7
	5139	+	8
	5140	+	9
	5141	+	10
	5142	+	11
	5143	+	12
	5144	+	13
	5145	+	14
	5146	+	15
	5147	+	16
	5148	+	17
	5149	+	18
	5150	+	19
	5151	+	20
	5152	+	21
	5153	+	22
	5154	+	23
	5155	+	24
3067	5156
3068	5157		a. any health center as defined in Section 254b of Title
3069	5158		42 of the United States Cod e,
3070		-
3071	5159		b. any clinic receiving di sbursements of state monies
3072	5160		from the Indigent Health Care Revolving Fund pursuant
3073	5161		to the provisions of Section 66 of Title 56 of the
3074	5162		Oklahoma Statutes,
3075		-
3076	5163		c. any community-based health center which meets all of
3077	5164		the following criteria:
3078		-
3079	5165		(1) provides primary car e services at no cost to the
3080	5166		recipient, and
3081		-
3082	5167		(2) is exempt from taxation pursuant to the
3083	5168		provisions of Section 501(c)(3) of the Interna l
3084	5169		Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section 501(c)(3), and
3085		-
3086	5170		d. any community mental health center as de fined in
3087	5171		Section 3-302 of Title 43A of the Oklahoma Statutes;
3088		-
3089	5172		23. Dues or fees including free or complimentary dues or fees
3090	5173		which have a value equivalent to the c harge that could have
3091	5174		otherwise been made, to YMCAs, YWCAs or municipally -owned recreation
3092	5175		centers for the use of faciliti es and programs;
3093		-
3094	5176		24. The first Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000.00) each year
3095	5177		from sales of tangible personal property or services t o or by a
3096	5178		cultural organization established to sponsor and promote
3097	5179		educational, charitable an d cultural events for disadva ntaged
3098	5180		children, and which organization is exempt from ta xation pursuant to
	5181	+
	5182	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 102
	5183	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5184	+	2
	5185	+	3
	5186	+	4
	5187	+	5
	5188	+	6
	5189	+	7
	5190	+	8
	5191	+	9
	5192	+	10
	5193	+	11
	5194	+	12
	5195	+	13
	5196	+	14
	5197	+	15
	5198	+	16
	5199	+	17
	5200	+	18
	5201	+	19
	5202	+	20
	5203	+	21
	5204	+	22
	5205	+	23
	5206	+	24
	5207	+
3099	5208		the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Se ction
3100	5209		501(c)(3);
3101		-
3102		-
3103		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 72
3104	5210		25. Sales of tangible personal property or services to museums
3105	5211		or other entities which have been accredi ted by the American
3106	5212		Association of Museums. Any person making purchases on behalf of
3107	5213		any such museum or other entity shall certify, i n writing, on the
3108	5214		copy of the invoice or sales ticket to be retained by the vendor
3109	5215		that the purchases are made for and on behalf of such museum or
3110	5216		other entity and set out the nam e of such museum or other entit y.
3111	5217		Any person who wrongfully or erroneously c ertifies that the
3112	5218		purchases are for any such museum or other entity or who otherwise
3113	5219		violates the provisions of this parag raph shall be deemed guilty of
3114	5220		a misdemeanor and, upon co nviction thereof, shall be fine d an amount
3115	5221		equal to double the amount of sale s tax involved or incarcerated for
3116	5222		not more than sixty (60) days, or by both such fine and
3117	5223		incarceration;
3118		-
3119	5224		26. Sales of tickets for admission by any museum accredited by
3120	5225		the American Association of Museums . In order to be eligible for
3121	5226		the exemption provid ed by this paragraph, an amount equivalent to
3122	5227		the amount of the tax which would otherwise be required to be
3123	5228		collected pursuant to the provisions of Section 1350 et seq. of this
3124	5229		title shall be separately stated on the admission ticket and shall
3125	5230		be collected and used for the sole purpose of servicing or aiding in
3126	5231		the servicing of debt incurred by th e museum to effect the
	5232	+
	5233	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 103
	5234	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5235	+	2
	5236	+	3
	5237	+	4
	5238	+	5
	5239	+	6
	5240	+	7
	5241	+	8
	5242	+	9
	5243	+	10
	5244	+	11
	5245	+	12
	5246	+	13
	5247	+	14
	5248	+	15
	5249	+	16
	5250	+	17
	5251	+	18
	5252	+	19
	5253	+	20
	5254	+	21
	5255	+	22
	5256	+	23
	5257	+	24
	5258	+
3127	5259		construction, enlarging or renovation of any facility to be use d for
3128	5260		entertainment, edificatio n or cultural cultivation to which entry is
3129	5261		gained with a paid admission ticket;
3130		-
3131	5262		27. Sales of tangible personal property or services occur ring
3132	5263		on or after June 1, 1995 , to children’s homes which are supported or
3133	5264		sponsored by one or more churches, members of which serve as
3134	5265		trustees of the home;
3135		-
3136	5266		28. Sales of tangible personal property or services to the
3137	5267		organization known as the Disabled Amer ican Veterans, Department of
3138	5268		Oklahoma, Inc., and subordinate chapters thereof;
3139		-
3140	5269		29. Sales of tangible personal proper ty or services to youth
3141	5270		camps which are suppor ted or sponsored by one or more churches,
3142	5271		members of which serve as trustees of the organizat ion;
3143		-
3144	5272		30. a. Until July 1, 2022, transfer of tangible personal
3145	5273		property made pursuant to Section 3226 of Title 63 of
3146		-
3147		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 73
3148	5274		the Oklahoma Statutes by the University Hospita ls
3149	5275		Trust, and
3150		-
3151	5276		b. Effective July 1, 2022, transfer of tangible personal
3152	5277		property or services t o or by:
3153		-
3154	5278		(1) the University Hospitals Trust created pursuant
3155	5279		to Section 3224 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma
3156	5280		Statutes, or
3157		-
3158	5281		(2) nonprofit entities which are exempt fro m taxation
3159	5282		pursuant to the provisions of the Internal
	5283	+
	5284	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 104
	5285	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5286	+	2
	5287	+	3
	5288	+	4
	5289	+	5
	5290	+	6
	5291	+	7
	5292	+	8
	5293	+	9
	5294	+	10
	5295	+	11
	5296	+	12
	5297	+	13
	5298	+	14
	5299	+	15
	5300	+	16
	5301	+	17
	5302	+	18
	5303	+	19
	5304	+	20
	5305	+	21
	5306	+	22
	5307	+	23
	5308	+	24
	5309	+
3160	5310		Revenue Code of the United States , 26 U.S.C.,
3161	5311		Section 501(c)(3), whi ch have entered into a
3162	5312		joint operating agreement with the University
3163	5313		Hospitals Trust;
3164		-
3165	5314		31. Sales of tangible personal property or serv ices to a
3166	5315		municipality, county or school district pursuant to a lease or
3167	5316		lease-purchase agreement executed between the ven dor and a
3168	5317		municipality, county or school district. A copy of the lease or
3169	5318		lease-purchase agreement shall be retained by the vendor;
3170		-
3171	5319		32. Sales of tangible personal property or services to any
3172	5320		spaceport user, as defined in the Oklahoma Space Industry
3173	5321		Development Act;
3174		-
3175	5322		33. The sale, use, storage, consumption or d istribution in this
3176	5323		state, whether by the importer, exporter or another perso n, of any
3177	5324		satellite or any associated launch vehicle including components of,
3178	5325		and parts and motors for, any such satellite or launch vehicle,
3179	5326		imported or caused to be imported int o this state for the purpose of
3180	5327		export by means of launching into space . This exemption provided by
3181	5328		this paragraph shall not be affected by:
3182		-
3183	5329		a. the destruction in whole or in part of the satellite
3184	5330		or launch vehicle,
3185		-
3186	5331		b. the failure of a launch to occur or be successful, or
3187		-
3188	5332		c. the absence of any transfer or title to, or possession
3189	5333		of, the satellite or launch vehicle after launch;
3190	5334
3191		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 74
	5335	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 105
	5336	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5337	+	2
	5338	+	3
	5339	+	4
	5340	+	5
	5341	+	6
	5342	+	7
	5343	+	8
	5344	+	9
	5345	+	10
	5346	+	11
	5347	+	12
	5348	+	13
	5349	+	14
	5350	+	15
	5351	+	16
	5352	+	17
	5353	+	18
	5354	+	19
	5355	+	20
	5356	+	21
	5357	+	22
	5358	+	23
	5359	+	24
3192	5360
3193	5361		34. The sale, lease, use, storage, consumpt ion or distribution
3194	5362		in this state of any space facility, space propulsion system or
3195	5363		space vehicle, satellite or stati on of any kind possessing space
3196	5364		flight capacity including components thereof;
3197		-
3198	5365		35. The sale, lease, use, storage, consumption or distributi on
3199	5366		in this state of tangible personal property, placed on or used
3200	5367		aboard any space fac ility, space propulsion system or space vehicle,
3201	5368		satellite, or station posses sing space flight capacity, which is
3202	5369		launched into space, irrespective of whether such tangib le property
3203	5370		is returned to this state for subsequent use, storage, or
3204	5371		consumption in any manner;
3205		-
3206	5372		36. The sale, lease, use, storage, consumption or distribution
3207	5373		in this state of tangible personal property meeting the definition
3208	5374		of “section 38 property” as defined in Sections 48(a)(1)( A) and
3209	5375		(B)(i) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, that is an integral
3210	5376		part of and used primarily in support of space flight; however ,
3211	5377		section 38 property used in support of space flight shall not
3212	5378		include general office equipm ent, any boat, mobile home, m otor
3213	5379		vehicle or other vehicle of a class or type required to be
3214	5380		registered, licensed, ti tled or documented in this state or by the
3215	5381		United States government, or any other property not specifically
3216	5382		suited to supporting space acti vity. The term “in support of space
3217	5383		flight”, for purposes of this paragraph, means th e altering,
3218	5384		monitoring, controlling, regulating, adjusting, servicing or
	5385	+
	5386	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 106
	5387	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5388	+	2
	5389	+	3
	5390	+	4
	5391	+	5
	5392	+	6
	5393	+	7
	5394	+	8
	5395	+	9
	5396	+	10
	5397	+	11
	5398	+	12
	5399	+	13
	5400	+	14
	5401	+	15
	5402	+	16
	5403	+	17
	5404	+	18
	5405	+	19
	5406	+	20
	5407	+	21
	5408	+	22
	5409	+	23
	5410	+	24
	5411	+
3219	5412		repairing of any space facility, space propulsion systems or space
3220	5413		vehicle, satellite or station possessing space flight capac ity
3221	5414		including the components thereof;
3222		-
3223	5415		37. The purchase or lease of machinery and equipm ent for use at
3224	5416		a fixed location in this state, which is used exclusively in the
3225	5417		manufacturing, processing, compounding or producing of any space
3226	5418		facility, space propuls ion system or space vehicle, satellite or
3227	5419		station of any kind possessing space flight ca pacity. Provided, the
3228	5420		exemption provided for in this paragraph shall not be allowed unless
3229	5421		the purchaser or lessee signs an affidavit stat ing that the item or
3230	5422		items to be exempted are for the exclusive use designated herein .
3231	5423		Any person furnishing a false affidavit to the vendor for the
3232	5424		purpose of evading payment of any tax imposed by Section 1354 of
3233	5425		this title shall be subject to the penalt ies provided by law. As
3234		-
3235		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 75
3236	5426		used in this paragraph, “machinery and equipment” means “section 38
3237	5427		property” as defined in Sections 48(a)(1)(A) and (B)(i) of the
3238	5428		Internal Revenue Code of 1986, which is used as an integral part of
3239	5429		the manufacturing, processing, c ompounding or producing of it ems of
3240	5430		tangible personal property. Such term includes pa rts and
3241	5431		accessories only to the extent that the exemption thereof is
3242	5432		consistent with the provisions of this paragraph;
3243		-
3244	5433		38. The amount of a surcharge or any other amount which is
3245	5434		separately stated on an admission ticket which is imposed, collected
3246	5435		and used for the sole purpose of constr ucting, remodeling or
	5436	+
	5437	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 107
	5438	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5439	+	2
	5440	+	3
	5441	+	4
	5442	+	5
	5443	+	6
	5444	+	7
	5445	+	8
	5446	+	9
	5447	+	10
	5448	+	11
	5449	+	12
	5450	+	13
	5451	+	14
	5452	+	15
	5453	+	16
	5454	+	17
	5455	+	18
	5456	+	19
	5457	+	20
	5458	+	21
	5459	+	22
	5460	+	23
	5461	+	24
	5462	+
3247	5463		enlarging facilities of a public trust having a municipality or
3248	5464		county as its sole beneficiary;
3249		-
3250	5465		39. Sales of tangible personal property or servic es which are
3251	5466		directly used in or for the benefit of a sta te park in this state,
3252	5467		which are made to an organization which is exempt from taxation
3253	5468		pursuant to the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C.,
3254	5469		Section 501(c)(3) and which is organized pri marily for the purpose
3255	5470		of supporting one or more state pa rks located in this state;
3256		-
3257	5471		40. The sale, lease or use of parking privileges by an
3258	5472		institution of The Oklahoma State System of Higher Education;
3259		-
3260	5473		41. Sales of tangible pe rsonal property or services f or use on
3261	5474		campus or school construction projects for the benefit of
3262	5475		institutions of The Oklahoma State System of Higher Education,
3263	5476		private institutions of higher education accredited by the Oklahoma
3264	5477		State Regents for Higher Edu cation or any public school o r school
3265	5478		district when such projects are financed by or t hrough the use of
3266	5479		nonprofit entities which are exempt from taxation pursuant to the
3267	5480		provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section
3268	5481		501(c)(3);
3269		-
3270	5482		42. Sales of tangible personal property or services by an
3271	5483		organization which is exempt from taxation pursuant to the
3272	5484		provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section
3273	5485		501(c)(3), in the course of conducting a national championship
3274	5486		sports event, but only if all or a portion of the payment i n
	5487	+
	5488	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 108
	5489	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5490	+	2
	5491	+	3
	5492	+	4
	5493	+	5
	5494	+	6
	5495	+	7
	5496	+	8
	5497	+	9
	5498	+	10
	5499	+	11
	5500	+	12
	5501	+	13
	5502	+	14
	5503	+	15
	5504	+	16
	5505	+	17
	5506	+	18
	5507	+	19
	5508	+	20
	5509	+	21
	5510	+	22
	5511	+	23
	5512	+	24
	5513	+
3275	5514		exchange therefor would qualify as the receipt of a qua lified
3276	5515		sponsorship payment desc ribed in Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C.,
3277	5516		Section 513(i). Sales exempted pursuant to this paragraph shall be
3278		-
3279		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 76
3280	5517		exempt from all Oklahoma sal es, use, excise and gross rec eipts
3281	5518		taxes;
3282		-
3283	5519		43. Sales of tangible personal property or services to or by an
3284	5520		organization which:
3285		-
3286	5521		a. is exempt from taxation pursuant to the provisions of
3287	5522		the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section
3288	5523		501(c)(3),
3289		-
3290	5524		b. is affiliated with a comprehensive univer sity within
3291	5525		The Oklahoma State System of Higher Education , and
3292		-
3293	5526		c. has been organized pri marily for the purpose of
3294	5527		providing education and teacher training and
3295	5528		conducting events relating to robotics;
3296		-
3297	5529		44. The first Fifteen Thous and Dollars ($15,000.00) each year
3298	5530		from sales of tangible personal property to or by y outh athletic
3299	5531		teams which are part of an athletic organization exempt from
3300	5532		taxation pursuant to the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, 26
3301	5533		U.S.C., Section 501(c)(4), for the purposes of raising funds for the
3302	5534		benefit of the team;
3303		-
3304	5535		45. Sales of tickets for admission to a collegiate a thletic
3305	5536		event that is held in a facility owned or operated by a municipality
3306	5537		or a public trust of which the municipality is the sole benefi ciary
	5538	+
	5539	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 109
	5540	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5541	+	2
	5542	+	3
	5543	+	4
	5544	+	5
	5545	+	6
	5546	+	7
	5547	+	8
	5548	+	9
	5549	+	10
	5550	+	11
	5551	+	12
	5552	+	13
	5553	+	14
	5554	+	15
	5555	+	16
	5556	+	17
	5557	+	18
	5558	+	19
	5559	+	20
	5560	+	21
	5561	+	22
	5562	+	23
	5563	+	24
	5564	+
3307	5565		and that actually deter mines or is part of a tournament or
3308	5566		tournament process fo r determining a conference tour nament
3309	5567		championship, a conference championship , or a national championship;
3310		-
3311	5568		46. Sales of tangible personal property or services to or by a n
3312	5569		organization which is exemp t from taxation pursuant to the
3313	5570		provisions of the Interna l Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Sect ion
3314	5571		501(c)(3) and is operating the Oklahoma Ci ty National Memorial and
3315	5572		Museum, an affiliate of the National Park System;
3316		-
3317	5573		47. Sales of tangible personal property or ser vices to
3318	5574		organizations which are exempt from federal taxa tion pursuant to the
3319	5575		provisions of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, 26
3320	5576		U.S.C., Section 501(c)(3), the memberships of which are limited to
3321	5577		honorably discharged veterans, and which furni sh financial support
3322		-
3323		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 77
3324	5578		to area veterans’ organizations to be used for the purpose of
3325	5579		constructing a memorial or museum;
3326		-
3327	5580		48. Sales of tangible personal property or services on or after
3328	5581		January 1, 2003, to an organization which is exempt from taxation
3329	5582		pursuant to the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S. C.,
3330	5583		Section 501(c)(3) that is e xpending monies received from a private
3331	5584		foundation grant in conjunction with expenditures of local sales tax
3332	5585		revenue to construct a local p ublic library;
3333		-
3334	5586		49. Sales of tangible personal property or services to a state
3335	5587		that borders this state or any politic al subdivision of that state,
3336	5588		but only to the extent that the other state or political subdivision
	5589	+
	5590	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 110
	5591	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5592	+	2
	5593	+	3
	5594	+	4
	5595	+	5
	5596	+	6
	5597	+	7
	5598	+	8
	5599	+	9
	5600	+	10
	5601	+	11
	5602	+	12
	5603	+	13
	5604	+	14
	5605	+	15
	5606	+	16
	5607	+	17
	5608	+	18
	5609	+	19
	5610	+	20
	5611	+	21
	5612	+	22
	5613	+	23
	5614	+	24
	5615	+
3337	5616		exempts or does not impose a tax on simi lar sales of items to this
3338	5617		state or a political subdivision of this state;
3339		-
3340	5618		50. Effective July 1, 2005, sales of tang ible personal property
3341	5619		or services to the Care er Technology Student Organizations under the
3342	5620		direction and supervision of the Oklahoma Depar tment of Career and
3343	5621		Technology Education;
3344		-
3345	5622		51. Sales of tangible personal property to a public trust
3346	5623		having either a single city, town or county or multiple cities ,
3347	5624		towns or counties or combination thereof as beneficiary or
3348	5625		beneficiaries or a nonprofit org anization which is exempt fr om
3349	5626		taxation pursuant to the provisions of the Internal Rev enue Code, 26
3350	5627		U.S.C., Section 501(c)(3) for the purpose of constructing
3351	5628		improvements to or expanding a hospital or nursing home owned and
3352	5629		operated by any such public trus t or nonprofit entity prior to July
3353	5630		1, 2008, in counties with a population of less tha n one hundred
3354	5631		thousand (100,000) persons, according to the most recent Federa l
3355	5632		Decennial Census. As used in this paragraph, “constructing
3356	5633		improvements to or expanding ” shall not mean any expense fo r routine
3357	5634		maintenance or general repairs and shall require a project cost of
3358	5635		at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00) . For purposes
3359	5636		of this paragraph, sales made to a contractor or subcontractor that
3360	5637		enters into a contractual relationship with a public trust or
3361	5638		nonprofit entity as described by this pa ragraph shall be considered
3362	5639		sales made to the public trust or nonprofit entit y. The exemption
	5640	+
	5641	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 111
	5642	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5643	+	2
	5644	+	3
	5645	+	4
	5646	+	5
	5647	+	6
	5648	+	7
	5649	+	8
	5650	+	9
	5651	+	10
	5652	+	11
	5653	+	12
	5654	+	13
	5655	+	14
	5656	+	15
	5657	+	16
	5658	+	17
	5659	+	18
	5660	+	19
	5661	+	20
	5662	+	21
	5663	+	22
	5664	+	23
	5665	+	24
	5666	+
3363	5667		authorized by this paragraph shall be administered in the form of a
3364	5668		refund from the sales tax revenues apportioned pursuant to Section
3365	5669		1353 of this title and the vendor shall be required to co llect the
3366		-
3367		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 78
3368	5670		sales tax otherwise applicable to th e transaction. The purchaser
3369	5671		may apply for a refund of the sales tax paid in the manner
3370	5672		prescribed by this paragraph . Within thirty (30) days after the end
3371	5673		of each fiscal year, any purchaser that is entitled to make
3372	5674		application for a refund based upon th e exempt treatment authorized
3373	5675		by this paragraph may file an application for refund of the sal es
3374	5676		taxes paid during such pr eceding fiscal year. The Tax Commission
3375	5677		shall prescribe a form for purposes of making th e application for
3376	5678		refund. The Tax Commission shall determine whether or not the total
3377	5679		amount of sales tax exemptions claimed by all purcha sers is equal to
3378	5680		or less than Six Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($650,000.00). If
3379	5681		such claims are less than or equa l to that amount, the Tax
3380	5682		Commission shall mak e refunds to the purchasers in the full amount
3381	5683		of the documented and verified sales tax amoun ts. If such claims by
3382	5684		all purchasers are in excess of Six Hundred Fifty Thousand Doll ars
3383	5685		($650,000.00), the Tax Comm ission shall determine the amount of each
3384	5686		purchaser’s claim, the total amount of all claims by all purchasers,
3385	5687		and the percentage each purc haser’s claim amount bears t o the total.
3386	5688		The resulting percentage determined for each purchaser shall be
3387	5689		multiplied by Six Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($650,00 0.00) to
3388	5690		determine the amount of refundable sales tax to be paid to each
	5691	+
	5692	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 112
	5693	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5694	+	2
	5695	+	3
	5696	+	4
	5697	+	5
	5698	+	6
	5699	+	7
	5700	+	8
	5701	+	9
	5702	+	10
	5703	+	11
	5704	+	12
	5705	+	13
	5706	+	14
	5707	+	15
	5708	+	16
	5709	+	17
	5710	+	18
	5711	+	19
	5712	+	20
	5713	+	21
	5714	+	22
	5715	+	23
	5716	+	24
	5717	+
3389	5718		purchaser. The pro rata refund amount shall be the only method to
3390	5719		recover sales taxes paid during the pre ceding fiscal year and no
3391	5720		balance of any sales taxes paid on a pro rata basis shall be the
3392	5721		subject of any subsequent refund claim pursuant to this paragraph;
3393		-
3394	5722		52. Effective July 1, 2006, sales of t angible personal property
3395	5723		or services to any organization w hich assists, trains, educates, and
3396	5724		provides housing for physically and menta lly handicapped persons and
3397	5725		which is exempt from taxation pursuant to the provisions of the
3398	5726		Internal Revenue Code, 26 U. S.C., Section 501(c)(3) and that
3399	5727		receives at least eighty -five percent (85%) of its annual budget
3400	5728		from state or federal funds. In order to receive the benefit of the
3401	5729		exemption authorized by this paragraph, the taxpayer shall be
3402	5730		required to make payment of the applicable sales tax at the time of
3403	5731		sale to the vendor in the manner otherwise requir ed by law.
3404	5732		Notwithstanding any other provisio n of the Oklahoma Uniform Tax
3405	5733		Procedure Code to the contrary, the taxpayer shall be authorize d to
3406	5734		file a claim for refun d of sales taxes paid that qualify for the
3407	5735		exemption authorized by this paragraph for a pe riod of one (1) year
3408	5736		after the date of the sal e transaction. The taxpayer shall be
3409	5737		required to provide documentation as may be prescribed by the
3410		-
3411		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 79
3412	5738		Oklahoma Tax Commiss ion in support of the refund claim. The total
3413	5739		amount of sales tax qualifying for exempt t reatment pursuant to this
3414	5740		paragraph shall not exceed One Hundred Seventy -five Thousand Dollars
3415	5741		($175,000.00) each fiscal year . Claims for refund shall be
	5742	+
	5743	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 113
	5744	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5745	+	2
	5746	+	3
	5747	+	4
	5748	+	5
	5749	+	6
	5750	+	7
	5751	+	8
	5752	+	9
	5753	+	10
	5754	+	11
	5755	+	12
	5756	+	13
	5757	+	14
	5758	+	15
	5759	+	16
	5760	+	17
	5761	+	18
	5762	+	19
	5763	+	20
	5764	+	21
	5765	+	22
	5766	+	23
	5767	+	24
	5768	+
3416	5769		processed in the order in which such claims are received by the
3417	5770		Oklahoma Tax Commission. If a claim otherwise timely filed exceeds
3418	5771		the total amount of refunds payable for a fiscal year, such claim
3419	5772		shall be barred;
3420		-
3421	5773		53. The first Two Thousa nd Dollars ($2,000.00) eac h year of
3422	5774		sales of tangible personal property or services to , by, or for the
3423	5775		benefit of a qualified neighborhood watch organization that is
3424	5776		endorsed or supported by or working directly with a law enforcement
3425	5777		agency with jurisdicti on in the area in which th e neighborhood watch
3426	5778		organization is located. As used in this paragraph, “qualified
3427	5779		neighborhood watch organization” means an organization that is a
3428	5780		not-for-profit corporation under the laws of the State of Oklahoma
3429	5781		that was created to help prevent crimin al activity in an area
3430	5782		through community involvement and int eraction with local law
3431	5783		enforcement and which is one of the first two thousan d organizations
3432	5784		which makes application to the Oklahoma Tax Commission for the
3433	5785		exemption after March 29, 2006;
3434		-
3435	5786		54. Sales of tangible personal property to a nonprofit
3436	5787		organization, exempt from taxation pursuant to the provisions of the
3437	5788		Internal Revenue Cod e, 26 U.S.C., Section 501(c)(3), organized
3438	5789		primarily for the purpose of providing services to homeless persons
3439	5790		during the day and located in a metropolitan area with a population
3440	5791		in excess of five hundred thous and (500,000) persons according to
3441	5792		the latest Federal Decennial Census . The exemption authorized by
	5793	+
	5794	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 114
	5795	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5796	+	2
	5797	+	3
	5798	+	4
	5799	+	5
	5800	+	6
	5801	+	7
	5802	+	8
	5803	+	9
	5804	+	10
	5805	+	11
	5806	+	12
	5807	+	13
	5808	+	14
	5809	+	15
	5810	+	16
	5811	+	17
	5812	+	18
	5813	+	19
	5814	+	20
	5815	+	21
	5816	+	22
	5817	+	23
	5818	+	24
	5819	+
3442	5820		this paragraph shall be applicable to sales of tangible persona l
3443	5821		property to a qualified entity occurring on or after Januar y 1,
3444	5822		2005;
3445		-
3446	5823		55. Sales of tangible personal property or services to or by an
3447	5824		organization which is exempt from taxation pursuant to the
3448	5825		provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section
3449	5826		501(c)(3) for events the principal purpose of which is to pro vide
3450	5827		funding for the preservati on of wetlands and habitat for wild ducks;
3451		-
3452	5828		56. Sales of tangible personal property or services to or by an
3453	5829		organization which is exempt fr om taxation pursuant to the
3454		-
3455		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 80
3456	5830		provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Sectio n
3457	5831		501(c)(3) for events the prin cipal purpose of which is to provide
3458	5832		funding for the preservation and conservation of wild turkeys;
3459		-
3460	5833		57. Sales of tangible personal propert y or services to an
3461	5834		organization which:
3462		-
3463	5835		a. is exempt from taxation pursuant to the pro visions of
3464	5836		the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section
3465	5837		501(c)(3), and
3466		-
3467	5838		b. is part of a network of community -based, autonomous
3468	5839		member organizations that meets the followi ng
3469	5840		criteria:
3470		-
3471	5841		(1) serves people with workplace disadvantages and
3472	5842		disabilities by provid ing job training and
	5843	+
	5844	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 115
	5845	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5846	+	2
	5847	+	3
	5848	+	4
	5849	+	5
	5850	+	6
	5851	+	7
	5852	+	8
	5853	+	9
	5854	+	10
	5855	+	11
	5856	+	12
	5857	+	13
	5858	+	14
	5859	+	15
	5860	+	16
	5861	+	17
	5862	+	18
	5863	+	19
	5864	+	20
	5865	+	21
	5866	+	22
	5867	+	23
	5868	+	24
	5869	+
3473	5870		employment services, as well as job placement
3474	5871		opportunities and post-employment support,
3475		-
3476	5872		(2) has locations in the United States and at least
3477	5873		twenty other countries,
3478		-
3479	5874		(3) collects donated clothing and household goods to
3480	5875		sell in retail stores and provides contract labo r
3481	5876		services to business and government, and
3482		-
3483	5877		(4) provides documentation to the Oklahoma Tax
3484	5878		Commission that over seventy -five percent (75%)
3485	5879		of its revenues are channeled into employment,
3486	5880		job training and placement programs and other
3487	5881		critical community servic es;
3488		-
3489	5882		58. Sales of tickets made on or after Sep tember 21, 2005, and
3490	5883		complimentary or free tickets for admission issued on or after
3491	5884		September 21, 2005, which have a value equivalent to the charge that
3492	5885		would have otherwise been made, for admission to a profes sional
3493	5886		athletic event in which a team in the N ational Basketball
3494	5887		Association is a participant, which is held in a facility owned or
3495	5888		operated by a municipality, a county or a public trust of which a
3496	5889		municipality or a county is the sole beneficiary, and sale s of
3497	5890		tickets made on or after July 1, 2007, an d complimentary or free
3498		-
3499		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 81
3500	5891		tickets for admission issued on or after July 1, 2007, which have a
3501	5892		value equivalent to the charge that would have otherwise been made,
3502	5893		for admission to a professional athletic event in which a team in
	5894	+
	5895	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 116
	5896	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5897	+	2
	5898	+	3
	5899	+	4
	5900	+	5
	5901	+	6
	5902	+	7
	5903	+	8
	5904	+	9
	5905	+	10
	5906	+	11
	5907	+	12
	5908	+	13
	5909	+	14
	5910	+	15
	5911	+	16
	5912	+	17
	5913	+	18
	5914	+	19
	5915	+	20
	5916	+	21
	5917	+	22
	5918	+	23
	5919	+	24
	5920	+
3503	5921		the National Hockey League is a participant, which is held in a
3504	5922		facility owned or operated by a municipality, a county or a public
3505	5923		trust of which a municipality or a county is the sole beneficiary;
3506		-
3507	5924		59. Sales of tickets for admission and co mplimentary or free
3508	5925		tickets for admission whic h have a value equivalent to the charge
3509	5926		that would have otherwise been made to a professional sporting event
3510	5927		involving ice hockey, baseball, basketball, football or arena
3511	5928		football, or soccer. As used in this paragraph, “professional
3512	5929		sporting event” means an organized athletic competition between
3513	5930		teams that are members of an organized league or as sociation with
3514	5931		centralized management, other than a national league or national
3515	5932		association, that imposes requirement s for participation in the
3516	5933		league upon the teams, the individual athletes or both, and which
3517	5934		uses a salary structure to compensate the athl etes;
3518		-
3519	5935		60. Sales of tickets for admission to an annual event sponsored
3520	5936		by an educational and charitable organization of women which is
3521	5937		exempt from taxation pursuan t to the provisions of the Internal
3522	5938		Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section 501(c)(3) and has as its mission
3523	5939		promoting volunteerism, developing the potential of women and
3524	5940		improving the community through the effective action and leadership
3525	5941		of trained volunteers;
3526		-
3527	5942		61. Sales of tangible personal property or services to an
3528	5943		organization, which is exempt from taxation pursuant to the
3529	5944		provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section
	5945	+
	5946	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 117
	5947	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5948	+	2
	5949	+	3
	5950	+	4
	5951	+	5
	5952	+	6
	5953	+	7
	5954	+	8
	5955	+	9
	5956	+	10
	5957	+	11
	5958	+	12
	5959	+	13
	5960	+	14
	5961	+	15
	5962	+	16
	5963	+	17
	5964	+	18
	5965	+	19
	5966	+	20
	5967	+	21
	5968	+	22
	5969	+	23
	5970	+	24
	5971	+
3530	5972		501(c)(3), and which is itself a member of an organization which is
3531	5973		exempt from taxation pursuant to the provisions of the Internal
3532	5974		Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section 501(c) (3), if the membership
3533	5975		organization is primarily engaged in advancing the purposes of its
3534	5976		member organizations throug h fundraising, public awareness or other
3535	5977		efforts for the benefit of its member organizations, and if the
3536	5978		member organization is primarily e ngaged either in providing
3537	5979		educational services and programs concerning health-related diseases
3538	5980		and conditions to ind ividuals suffering from such health-related
3539	5981		diseases and conditions or their caregivers and family members or
3540	5982		support to such individuals, or in health-related research as to
3541	5983		such diseases and conditions, or both. In order to qualify for the
3542		-
3543		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 82
3544	5984		exemption authorized by this paragraph, the member nonprofi t
3545	5985		organization shall be required to provide proof to the Oklahoma Tax
3546	5986		Commission of its membe rship status in the membership organization;
3547		-
3548	5987		62. Sales of tangible personal property or services to or by an
3549	5988		organization which is part of a national volunteer wo men’s service
3550	5989		organization dedicated to promoting patriotism, preserving American
3551	5990		history and securing better education for children and which has at
3552	5991		least 168,000 members in 3,00 0 chapters across the United St ates;
3553		-
3554	5992		63. Sales of tangible personal property or services to or by a
3555	5993		YWCA or YMCA organization which is part of a national nonprofit
3556	5994		community service organization working to meet the health and social
3557	5995		service needs of its m embers across the United States ;
	5996	+
	5997	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 118
	5998	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	5999	+	2
	6000	+	3
	6001	+	4
	6002	+	5
	6003	+	6
	6004	+	7
	6005	+	8
	6006	+	9
	6007	+	10
	6008	+	11
	6009	+	12
	6010	+	13
	6011	+	14
	6012	+	15
	6013	+	16
	6014	+	17
	6015	+	18
	6016	+	19
	6017	+	20
	6018	+	21
	6019	+	22
	6020	+	23
	6021	+	24
3558	6022
3559	6023		64. Sales of tangible personal property or services to or by a
3560	6024		veteran’s organization which is exempt from taxation pursuant to the
3561	6025		provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section
3562	6026		501(c)(19) and which is known as the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
3563	6027		United States, Oklahoma Chapters;
3564		-
3565	6028		65. Sales of boxes of food by a church or by an organization,
3566	6029		which is exempt from taxation purs uant to the provisions of the
3567	6030		Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section 501(c)(3) . To qualify
3568	6031		under the provisions o f this paragraph, the organization must be
3569	6032		organized for the primary purpose of feeding needy individuals or to
3570	6033		encourage volunteer service by requiring such service in order to
3571	6034		purchase food. These boxes shall only contain edible staple food
3572	6035		items;
3573		-
3574	6036		66. Sales of tangible personal property or service s to any
3575	6037		person with whom a church has duly entered into a construction
3576	6038		contract, necessary f or carrying out such contract or to any
3577	6039		subcontractor to such a construction contract;
3578		-
3579	6040		67. Sales of tangible persona l property or services used
3580	6041		exclusively for charitable or educational purposes, to or by an
3581	6042		organization which:
3582		-
3583	6043		a. is exempt from taxation pursuant to the provisions of
3584	6044		the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section
3585	6045		501(c)(3),
3586	6046
3587		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 83
	6047	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 119
	6048	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	6049	+	2
	6050	+	3
	6051	+	4
	6052	+	5
	6053	+	6
	6054	+	7
	6055	+	8
	6056	+	9
	6057	+	10
	6058	+	11
	6059	+	12
	6060	+	13
	6061	+	14
	6062	+	15
	6063	+	16
	6064	+	17
	6065	+	18
	6066	+	19
	6067	+	20
	6068	+	21
	6069	+	22
	6070	+	23
	6071	+	24
3588	6072
3589	6073		b. has filed a Not-for-Profit Certificate of
3590	6074		Incorporation in this state, an d
3591		-
3592	6075		c. is organized for the purpose of:
3593		-
3594	6076		(1) providing training and education to
3595	6077		developmentally disabled individuals,
3596		-
3597	6078		(2) educating the community about the rights,
3598	6079		abilities and strengths of developmentally
3599	6080		disabled individuals, and
3600		-
3601	6081		(3) promoting unity among developmentally disabled
3602	6082		individuals in their community and geographic
3603	6083		area;
3604		-
3605	6084		68. Sales of tangible personal property or services to any
3606	6085		organization which is a shelter for abuse d, neglected, or abandoned
3607	6086		children and which is exempt from taxation pursuan t to the
3608	6087		provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section
3609	6088		501(c)(3); provided, un til July 1, 2008, such exempti on shall apply
3610	6089		only to eligible shelters for children fro m birth to age twelve (12)
3611	6090		and after July 1, 2008, such exemption shall apply to eligible
3612	6091		shelters for children from birth to age eighteen (18);
3613		-
3614	6092		69. Sales of tangible personal property or services t o a child
3615	6093		care center which is licensed pursuant to the O klahoma Child Care
3616	6094		Facilities Licensing Act and which:
3617	6095
	6096	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 120
	6097	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	6098	+	2
	6099	+	3
	6100	+	4
	6101	+	5
	6102	+	6
	6103	+	7
	6104	+	8
	6105	+	9
	6106	+	10
	6107	+	11
	6108	+	12
	6109	+	13
	6110	+	14
	6111	+	15
	6112	+	16
	6113	+	17
	6114	+	18
	6115	+	19
	6116	+	20
	6117	+	21
	6118	+	22
	6119	+	23
	6120	+	24
	6121	+
3618	6122		a. possesses a 3-star rating from the Department of Human
3619	6123		Services Reaching for the Stars Program or a national
3620	6124		accreditation, and
3621		-
3622	6125		b. allows on-site universal prekindergarten education to
3623	6126		be provided to four-year-old children through a
3624	6127		contractual agreement with any public scho ol or school
3625	6128		district.
3626		-
3627	6129		For the purposes of this paragraph, sales made to any person,
3628	6130		firm, agency or entity that has enter ed previously into a
3629	6131		contractual relationship with a chil d care center for construction
3630		-
3631		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 84
3632	6132		and improvement of buildings and other structu res owned by the child
3633	6133		care center and operated for educational purposes shall be
3634	6134		considered sales made to a child care ce nter. Any such person,
3635	6135		firm, agency or entity making pur chases on behalf of a child car e
3636	6136		center shall certify, in writing, on the cop y of the invoice or
3637	6137		sales ticket the nature of the purchase . Any such person, or person
3638	6138		acting on behalf of a firm, agenc y or entity making purchases on
3639	6139		behalf of a child care ce nter in violation of this parag raph shall
3640	6140		be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be
3641	6141		fined an amount equal to double the amount of sales tax inv olved or
3642	6142		incarcerated for not more than sixty (60) days or both;
3643		-
3644	6143		70. a. Sales of tangible personal property to a service
3645	6144		organization of mothers who have children who a re
3646	6145		serving or who have served in the military, which
	6146	+
	6147	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 121
	6148	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	6149	+	2
	6150	+	3
	6151	+	4
	6152	+	5
	6153	+	6
	6154	+	7
	6155	+	8
	6156	+	9
	6157	+	10
	6158	+	11
	6159	+	12
	6160	+	13
	6161	+	14
	6162	+	15
	6163	+	16
	6164	+	17
	6165	+	18
	6166	+	19
	6167	+	20
	6168	+	21
	6169	+	22
	6170	+	23
	6171	+	24
	6172	+
3647	6173		service organization is exempt fro m taxation pursuant
3648	6174		to the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, 26
3649	6175		U.S.C., Section 501(c )(19) and which is known as the
3650	6176		Blue Star Mothers of America, Inc. The exemption
3651	6177		provided by this paragraph shall only apply to the
3652	6178		purchase of tangible personal p roperty actually sent
3653	6179		to United States military personnel overseas who are
3654	6180		serving in a combat zone and not to any other ta ngible
3655	6181		personal property purchased by the orga nization.
3656	6182		Provided, this exemption shall not apply to any sales
3657	6183		tax levied by a city, town, county, or any other
3658	6184		jurisdiction in this state.
3659		-
3660	6185		b. The exemption authorized by this p aragraph shall be
3661	6186		administered in the form of a refund from the sales
3662	6187		tax revenues apportioned pursuant to Section 1353 of
3663	6188		this title, and the vendor shall be requ ired to
3664	6189		collect the sales tax otherw ise applicable to the
3665	6190		transaction. The purchaser may app ly for a refund of
3666	6191		the state sales tax paid in the manner prescribed by
3667	6192		this paragraph. Within sixty (60) days after the end
3668	6193		of each calendar quarter, any purchas er that is
3669	6194		entitled to make applicat ion for a refund based upon
3670	6195		the exempt treatment authoriz ed by this paragraph may
3671	6196		file an application for refund of the state sales
	6197	+
	6198	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 122
	6199	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	6200	+	2
	6201	+	3
	6202	+	4
	6203	+	5
	6204	+	6
	6205	+	7
	6206	+	8
	6207	+	9
	6208	+	10
	6209	+	11
	6210	+	12
	6211	+	13
	6212	+	14
	6213	+	15
	6214	+	16
	6215	+	17
	6216	+	18
	6217	+	19
	6218	+	20
	6219	+	21
	6220	+	22
	6221	+	23
	6222	+	24
	6223	+
3672	6224		taxes paid during such preceding calendar quarter .
3673		-
3674		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 85
3675	6225		The Tax Commission shall prescribe a form for purposes
3676	6226		of making the application for refund.
3677		-
3678	6227		c. A purchaser who applies for a ref und pursuant to this
3679	6228		paragraph shall certify that the items were actually
3680	6229		sent to military personnel overseas in a combat zone .
3681	6230		Any purchaser that applies for a refund for the
3682	6231		purchase of items that are not authorized for
3683	6232		exemption under this paragraph sh all be subject to a
3684	6233		penalty in the amount of Five Hundred Dollars
3685	6234		($500.00);
3686		-
3687	6235		71. Sales of food and snack items to or by an organization
3688	6236		which is exempt from tax ation pursuant to the provisions of th e
3689	6237		Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section 501(c)(3), wh ose primary
3690	6238		and principal purpose is providing funding for scholarships in th e
3691	6239		medical field;
3692		-
3693	6240		72. Sales of tangible personal property or services for use
3694	6241		solely on construction projects for organiza tions which are exempt
3695	6242		from taxation pursuant to the prov isions of the Internal Revenue
3696	6243		Code, 26 U.S.C., Section 501(c)(3) and whose p urpose is providing
3697	6244		end-of-life care and access to hospice services to low -income
3698	6245		individuals who live in a facility owned by the organization. The
3699	6246		exemption provided by this par agraph applies to sales to the
3700	6247		organization as well as to sales to any person with whom the
	6248	+
	6249	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 123
	6250	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	6251	+	2
	6252	+	3
	6253	+	4
	6254	+	5
	6255	+	6
	6256	+	7
	6257	+	8
	6258	+	9
	6259	+	10
	6260	+	11
	6261	+	12
	6262	+	13
	6263	+	14
	6264	+	15
	6265	+	16
	6266	+	17
	6267	+	18
	6268	+	19
	6269	+	20
	6270	+	21
	6271	+	22
	6272	+	23
	6273	+	24
	6274	+
3701	6275		organization has duly entered into a construction contract,
3702	6276		necessary for carrying out such contract or to any subcontractor to
3703	6277		such a construction contract. Any person making purchases on behal f
3704	6278		of such organization shall certify, in writi ng, on the copy of the
3705	6279		invoice or sales ticket to be retained by the vendor that th e
3706	6280		purchases are made for and on behalf of such organization and set
3707	6281		out the name of such organiz ation. Any person who wrongful ly or
3708	6282		erroneously certifies that purchases are for any of the above -named
3709	6283		organizations or who otherwise violates this section sh all be guilty
3710	6284		of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined an
3711	6285		amount equal to double the amount of sales tax inv olved or
3712	6286		incarcerated for not more than sixty (60) days or both;
3713		-
3714	6287		73. Sales of tickets for admission to events held by
3715	6288		organizations exempt from taxation pursuant to th e provisions of the
3716	6289		Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Sec tion 501(c)(3) that are
3717		-
3718		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 86
3719	6290		organized for the purpose of supporting general hospi tals licensed
3720	6291		by the State Department of Health;
3721		-
3722	6292		74. Sales of tangible personal property or services:
3723		-
3724	6293		a. to a foundation which is exempt from taxation pursuant
3725	6294		to the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, 2 6
3726	6295		U.S.C., Section 501(c)(3) and which raises t ax-
3727	6296		deductible contributions in support of a wide range of
3728	6297		firearms-related public interest activities of the
3729	6298		National Rifle Association of America and other
	6299	+
	6300	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 124
	6301	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	6302	+	2
	6303	+	3
	6304	+	4
	6305	+	5
	6306	+	6
	6307	+	7
	6308	+	8
	6309	+	9
	6310	+	10
	6311	+	11
	6312	+	12
	6313	+	13
	6314	+	14
	6315	+	15
	6316	+	16
	6317	+	17
	6318	+	18
	6319	+	19
	6320	+	20
	6321	+	21
	6322	+	22
	6323	+	23
	6324	+	24
	6325	+
3730	6326		organizations that def end and foster Second Amendment
3731	6327		rights, and
3732		-
3733	6328		b. to or by a grassroots fundrais ing program for sales
3734	6329		related to events to raise funds for a foundation
3735	6330		meeting the qualifications of subparagraph a of th is
3736	6331		paragraph;
3737		-
3738	6332		75. Sales by an organization or entity whi ch is exempt from
3739	6333		taxation pursuant to the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, 26
3740	6334		U.S.C., Section 501(c)(3) which are related to a fundraising event
3741	6335		sponsored by the organization or entity when the event does not
3742	6336		exceed any five (5) consecutive days a nd when the sales are not in
3743	6337		the organization’s or the entity’s regular course of business.
3744	6338		Provided, the exemption provided in this paragraph shall be li mited
3745	6339		to tickets sold for admittance to the fundraising event and items
3746	6340		which were donated to the org anization or entity for sale at the
3747	6341		event;
3748		-
3749	6342		76. Effective November 1, 2017, s ales of tangible personal
3750	6343		property or services to an organization which is ex empt from
3751	6344		taxation pursuant to the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, 26
3752	6345		U.S.C., Section 501(c)( 3) and operates as a collaborat ive model
3753	6346		which connects community agencies in one location to serve
3754	6347		individuals and families affected by violence and wher e victims have
3755	6348		access to services and advocac y at no cost to the victim;
3756	6349
	6350	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 125
	6351	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	6352	+	2
	6353	+	3
	6354	+	4
	6355	+	5
	6356	+	6
	6357	+	7
	6358	+	8
	6359	+	9
	6360	+	10
	6361	+	11
	6362	+	12
	6363	+	13
	6364	+	14
	6365	+	15
	6366	+	16
	6367	+	17
	6368	+	18
	6369	+	19
	6370	+	20
	6371	+	21
	6372	+	22
	6373	+	23
	6374	+	24
	6375	+
3757	6376		77. Effective July 1, 2018, sales of tangible personal prop erty
3758	6377		or services to or by an association which is exempt from taxation
3759	6378		pursuant to the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C.,
3760		-
3761		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 87
3762	6379		Section 501(c)(19) and which is known as the National Guard
3763	6380		Association of Oklahoma;
3764		-
3765	6381		78. Effective July 1, 2018, sal es of tangible personal property
3766	6382		or services to or by an association which is exempt from taxation
3767	6383		pursuant to the provis ions of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C.,
3768	6384		Section 501(c)(4) and which is known as the Marine Corps L eague of
3769	6385		Oklahoma;
3770		-
3771	6386		79. Sales of tangible personal property or services to th e
3772	6387		American Legion, whether the purchase is made by the entity
3773	6388		chartered by the United States Congress or is an entity orga nized
3774	6389		under the laws of this or another state pursuant to the authority of
3775	6390		the national American Legion organization;
3776		-
3777	6391		80. Sales of tangible personal property or services to or by an
3778	6392		organization which is:
3779		-
3780	6393		a. exempt from taxation pursuant to the provisions of the
3781	6394		Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section 501(c)( 3),
3782		-
3783	6395		b. verified with a letter f rom the MIT Fab Foundation as
3784	6396		an official member of the Fab Lab Network in
3785	6397		compliance with the Fab Charter, and
3786		-
3787	6398		c. able to provide document ation that its primary and
3788	6399		principal purpose is to provide community access to
	6400	+
	6401	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 126
	6402	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	6403	+	2
	6404	+	3
	6405	+	4
	6406	+	5
	6407	+	6
	6408	+	7
	6409	+	8
	6410	+	9
	6411	+	10
	6412	+	11
	6413	+	12
	6414	+	13
	6415	+	14
	6416	+	15
	6417	+	16
	6418	+	17
	6419	+	18
	6420	+	19
	6421	+	20
	6422	+	21
	6423	+	22
	6424	+	23
	6425	+	24
	6426	+
3789	6427		advanced 21st century manufacturing an d digital
3790	6428		fabrication tools for science, techn ology,
3791	6429		engineering, art and math (STEAM) learning skills,
3792	6430		developing inventions, creating and sustaining
3793	6431		businesses and producing personalized products;
3794		-
3795	6432		81. Effective November 1, 2021, sales of tangible personal
3796	6433		property or services used solely for constr uction and remodeling
3797	6434		projects to an organization which is exempt fro m taxation pursuant
3798	6435		to the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section
3799	6436		501(c)(3), and which me ets the following requirements:
3800		-
3801	6437		a. its primary purpose is to construct or rem odel and
3802	6438		sell affordable housing and provide homeownership
3803	6439		education to residents of Oklahoma that have an income
3804		-
3805		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 88
3806	6440		that is below one hundred percent (100%) of the Family
3807	6441		Median Income guidelines as defined by th e U.S.
3808	6442		Department of Housing and Urban Develop ment,
3809		-
3810	6443		b. it conducts its activities in a manner that serves
3811	6444		public or charitable purposes, ra ther than commercial
3812	6445		purposes,
3813		-
3814	6446		c. it receives funding and revenue and charges fees in a
3815	6447		manner that does not incentiv ize it or its employees
3816	6448		to act other than in t he best interests of its
3817	6449		clients, and
3818	6450
	6451	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 127
	6452	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	6453	+	2
	6454	+	3
	6455	+	4
	6456	+	5
	6457	+	6
	6458	+	7
	6459	+	8
	6460	+	9
	6461	+	10
	6462	+	11
	6463	+	12
	6464	+	13
	6465	+	14
	6466	+	15
	6467	+	16
	6468	+	17
	6469	+	18
	6470	+	19
	6471	+	20
	6472	+	21
	6473	+	22
	6474	+	23
	6475	+	24
	6476	+
3819	6477		d. it compensates its emplo yees in a manner that does n ot
3820	6478		incentivize employees to a ct other than in the best
3821	6479		interests of its clients;
3822		-
3823	6480		82. Effective November 1, 2021, sal es of tangible personal
3824	6481		property or services to a nonprofit entity, organized pursuant to
3825	6482		Oklahoma law before January 1, 2022, exempt from federal income
3826	6483		taxation pursuant to Section 501(c) of the Internal Revenue Code of
3827	6484		1986, as amended, the principal fu nctions of which are to provide
3828	6485		assistance to natural persons following a disaster, with program
3829	6486		emphasis on repair or restoration to sing le-family residential
3830	6487		dwellings or the construction of a replacement single-family
3831	6488		residential dwelling. As used in this paragraph, “disaster” means
3832	6489		damage to property with or without accompanying injury to persons
3833	6490		from heavy rain, high winds, tornadic wi nds, drought, wildfire,
3834	6491		snow, ice, geologic disturbances, explosions, chemical accident s or
3835	6492		spills and other events ca using damage to property on a large scale .
3836	6493		For purposes of this paragraph, an entity that expended at least
3837	6494		seventy-five percent (75%) of its funds on the restoration to
3838	6495		single-family housing following a disaster, including related
3839	6496		general and administrat ive expenses, shall be eligible for the
3840	6497		exemption authorized by this paragraph ; and
3841		-
3842	6498		83. Effective November 1, 2021, through December 31, 2024,
3843	6499		sales of tangible person al property or services to a museum that:
	6500	+
	6501	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 128
	6502	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	6503	+	2
	6504	+	3
	6505	+	4
	6506	+	5
	6507	+	6
	6508	+	7
	6509	+	8
	6510	+	9
	6511	+	10
	6512	+	11
	6513	+	12
	6514	+	13
	6515	+	14
	6516	+	15
	6517	+	16
	6518	+	17
	6519	+	18
	6520	+	19
	6521	+	20
	6522	+	21
	6523	+	22
	6524	+	23
	6525	+	24
3844	6526
3845	6527		a. operates as a part of an organization which is exempt
3846	6528		from taxation pursuant to the provisions of the
3847	6529		Internal Revenue Code, 26 U .S.C., Section 501(c)(3),
3848		-
3849		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 89
3850		-
3851	6530		b. is not accredited by the American Alliance of Museums ,
3852	6531		and
3853		-
3854	6532		c. operates on an annual budget of less than One Mi llion
3855	6533		Dollars ($1,000,000.00) ; and
3856		-
3857	6534		83. 84. Until July 1, 2022, sales of tangible personal property
3858	6535		or services for use in a clinical practice or medica l facility
3859	6536		operated by an organization which is exempt from taxation pursuant
3860	6537		to the provisions of the I nternal Revenue Code of the Uni ted States,
3861	6538		26 U.S.C., Section 501(c)(3), and which has entered into a joint
3862	6539		operating agreement with the University Hosp itals Trust created
3863	6540		pursuant to Section 3224 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes. The
3864	6541		exemption provided by this paragraph shall be l imited to the
3865	6542		purchase of tangible personal property and services for use in
3866	6543		clinical practices or medical facilities acq uired or leased by the
3867	6544		organization from the Un iversity Hospitals Authority, University
3868	6545		Hospitals Trust, or the University of Oklahoma on or after June 1,
3869	6546		2021.
3870		-
3871	6547		SECTION 44. REPEALER 68 O.S. 2021, Section 1356, as last
3872	6548		amended by Section 1, Chapter 580, O.S.L. 2021 , is hereby repealed.
	6549	+
	6550	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 129
	6551	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	6552	+	2
	6553	+	3
	6554	+	4
	6555	+	5
	6556	+	6
	6557	+	7
	6558	+	8
	6559	+	9
	6560	+	10
	6561	+	11
	6562	+	12
	6563	+	13
	6564	+	14
	6565	+	15
	6566	+	16
	6567	+	17
	6568	+	18
	6569	+	19
	6570	+	20
	6571	+	21
	6572	+	22
	6573	+	23
	6574	+	24
3873	6575
3874	6576		SECTION 45. AMENDATORY 68 O.S. 2021, Section 2355, as
3875	6577		last amended by Section 1, Chapter 493, O.S.L. 2021, is amended to
3876	6578		read as follows:
3877		-
3878	6579		Section 2355. A. Individuals. For all taxable years beginning
3879	6580		after December 31, 199 8, and before January 1, 2006, a tax is hereby
3880	6581		imposed upon the Oklahoma taxable income of every resident or
3881	6582		nonresident individual, w hich tax shall be computed at the option of
3882	6583		the taxpayer under one of the two following methods:
3883		-
3884	6584		1. METHOD 1.
3885		-
3886	6585		a. Single individuals and married individuals filing
3887	6586		separately not deducting federal income tax:
3888		-
3889	6587		(1) 1/2% tax on first $1,000.00 or part thereof ,
3890		-
3891	6588		(2) 1% tax on next $1,500.00 or part thereof,
3892		-
3893		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 90
3894		-
3895	6589		(3) 2% tax on next $1,250.00 or part thereof,
3896		-
3897	6590		(4) 3% tax on next $1,150.00 or part thereof,
3898		-
3899	6591		(5) 4% tax on next $1,300.00 or part th ereof,
3900		-
3901	6592		(6) 5% tax on next $1,50 0.00 or part thereof,
3902		-
3903	6593		(7) 6% tax on next $2,30 0.00 or part thereof, and
3904		-
3905	6594		(8) (a) for taxable years beginning after December
3906	6595		31, 1998, and before January 1, 2002, 6.75%
3907	6596		tax on the remainder,
3908		-
3909	6597		(b) for taxable years beginning on o r after
3910	6598		January 1, 2002, and be fore January 1, 2004,
3911	6599		7% tax on the remainder, and
3912	6600
	6601	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 130
	6602	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	6603	+	2
	6604	+	3
	6605	+	4
	6606	+	5
	6607	+	6
	6608	+	7
	6609	+	8
	6610	+	9
	6611	+	10
	6612	+	11
	6613	+	12
	6614	+	13
	6615	+	14
	6616	+	15
	6617	+	16
	6618	+	17
	6619	+	18
	6620	+	19
	6621	+	20
	6622	+	21
	6623	+	22
	6624	+	23
	6625	+	24
	6626	+
3913	6627		(c) for taxable years beginning on or after
3914	6628		January 1, 2004, 6.65% tax on the remainder.
3915		-
3916	6629		b. Married individuals filin g jointly and surviving
3917	6630		spouse to the extent and in the m anner that a
3918	6631		surviving spouse is permitted to file a joint return
3919	6632		under the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code and
3920	6633		heads of households as defined in the Internal Revenue
3921	6634		Code not deducting feder al income tax:
3922		-
3923	6635		(1) 1/2% tax on first $2,000.00 or part th ereof,
3924		-
3925	6636		(2) 1% tax on next $3,00 0.00 or part thereof,
3926		-
3927	6637		(3) 2% tax on next $2,50 0.00 or part thereof,
3928		-
3929	6638		(4) 3% tax on next $2,300.00 or part thereof,
3930		-
3931	6639		(5) 4% tax on next $2,400.00 or part thereof,
3932		-
3933	6640		(6) 5% tax on next $2,800.00 or part thereof,
3934		-
3935	6641		(7) 6% tax on next $6,000.00 or part thereof, and
3936		-
3937		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 91
3938		-
3939	6642		(8) (a) for taxable years beginning after Dece mber
3940	6643		31, 1998, and before January 1, 2002 , 6.75%
3941	6644		tax on the remainder,
3942		-
3943	6645		(b) for taxable years beginning on or after
3944	6646		January 1, 2002, and before January 1, 2004,
3945	6647		7% tax on the remainder, and
3946		-
3947	6648		(c) for taxable years beginning on or after
3948	6649		January 1, 2004, 6.65% tax on the remainder.
3949		-
3950	6650		2. METHOD 2.
	6651	+
	6652	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 131
	6653	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	6654	+	2
	6655	+	3
	6656	+	4
	6657	+	5
	6658	+	6
	6659	+	7
	6660	+	8
	6661	+	9
	6662	+	10
	6663	+	11
	6664	+	12
	6665	+	13
	6666	+	14
	6667	+	15
	6668	+	16
	6669	+	17
	6670	+	18
	6671	+	19
	6672	+	20
	6673	+	21
	6674	+	22
	6675	+	23
	6676	+	24
3951	6677
3952	6678		a. Single individuals and married individuals filing
3953	6679		separately deducting federal inco me tax:
3954		-
3955	6680		(1) 1/2% tax on first $1,000.00 or part thereof,
3956		-
3957	6681		(2) 1% tax on next $1,500.00 or part thereof,
3958		-
3959	6682		(3) 2% tax on next $1,250.00 or part thereof,
3960		-
3961	6683		(4) 3% tax on next $1,150.00 or part thereof,
3962		-
3963	6684		(5) 4% tax on next $1,200.00 or part thereof,
3964		-
3965	6685		(6) 5% tax on next $1,400.00 or part thereof,
3966		-
3967	6686		(7) 6% tax on next $1,500. 00 or part thereof,
3968		-
3969	6687		(8) 7% tax on next $1,500.00 or part thereof,
3970		-
3971	6688		(9) 8% tax on next $2,000.00 or part th ereof,
3972		-
3973	6689		(10) 9% tax on next $3,500.00 or part thereof, and
3974		-
3975	6690		(11) 10% tax on the remainder.
3976		-
3977	6691		b. Married individuals filing jointly and surviving
3978	6692		spouse to the extent and in the manner th at a
3979	6693		surviving spouse is permitted to file a j oint return
3980		-
3981		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 92
3982	6694		under the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code and
3983	6695		heads of households as defined in the Internal Revenue
3984	6696		Code deducting federal income tax:
3985		-
3986	6697		(1) 1/2% tax on the first $2,000.00 or part thereof,
3987		-
3988	6698		(2) 1% tax on the next $3,000.00 or part thereo f,
3989		-
3990	6699		(3) 2% tax on the next $2,500.00 or part thereof,
3991		-
3992	6700		(4) 3% tax on the next $1,400.00 or part thereof,
3993		-
3994	6701		(5) 4% tax on the next $1,500.00 or part thereof,
3995	6702
	6703	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 132
	6704	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	6705	+	2
	6706	+	3
	6707	+	4
	6708	+	5
	6709	+	6
	6710	+	7
	6711	+	8
	6712	+	9
	6713	+	10
	6714	+	11
	6715	+	12
	6716	+	13
	6717	+	14
	6718	+	15
	6719	+	16
	6720	+	17
	6721	+	18
	6722	+	19
	6723	+	20
	6724	+	21
	6725	+	22
	6726	+	23
	6727	+	24
	6728	+
3996	6729		(6) 5% tax on the next $1, 600.00 or part thereof,
3997		-
3998	6730		(7) 6% tax on the next $1,250.00 or part thereof,
3999		-
4000	6731		(8) 7% tax on the next $1,750.00 or part thereof,
4001		-
4002	6732		(9) 8% tax on the next $3,000.00 or part thereof,
4003		-
4004	6733		(10) 9% tax on the next $ 6,000.00 or part thereof, and
4005		-
4006	6734		(11) 10% tax on the remaind er.
4007		-
4008	6735		B. Individuals. For all taxable years beginning on or after
4009	6736		January 1, 2008, and ending any tax year which begins after December
4010	6737		31, 2015, for which the determination required pursuant to Secti ons
4011	6738		4 and 5 of this act is made by the State Board of Equ alization, a
4012	6739		tax is hereby imposed upon the Oklahoma taxable income of every
4013	6740		resident or nonresident individual, which tax shall be computed as
4014	6741		follows:
4015		-
4016	6742		1. Single individuals and married individuals filing
4017	6743		separately:
4018		-
4019	6744		(a) 1/2% tax on first $1,000.00 or pa rt thereof,
4020		-
4021	6745		(b) 1% tax on next $1,500.00 or part thereof,
4022		-
4023	6746		(c) 2% tax on next $1,250.00 or part thereof,
4024		-
4025		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 93
4026		-
4027	6747		(d) 3% tax on next $1,150.00 or part thereof,
4028		-
4029	6748		(e) 4% tax on next $2,300.00 or part thereof,
4030		-
4031	6749		(f) 5% tax on next $1,500.00 or part thereof,
4032		-
4033	6750		(g) 5.50% tax on the remainder for the 2008 t ax year and
4034	6751		any subsequent tax year unless the rate prescribed by
4035	6752		subparagraph (h) of this paragraph is in effect, and
	6753	+
	6754	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 133
	6755	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	6756	+	2
	6757	+	3
	6758	+	4
	6759	+	5
	6760	+	6
	6761	+	7
	6762	+	8
	6763	+	9
	6764	+	10
	6765	+	11
	6766	+	12
	6767	+	13
	6768	+	14
	6769	+	15
	6770	+	16
	6771	+	17
	6772	+	18
	6773	+	19
	6774	+	20
	6775	+	21
	6776	+	22
	6777	+	23
	6778	+	24
4036	6779
4037	6780		(h) 5.25% tax on the remainder for the 2009 and s ubsequent
4038	6781		tax years. The decrease in the top marginal
4039	6782		individual income tax rate otherw ise authorized by
4040	6783		this subparagraph shall be c ontingent upon the
4041	6784		determination required to be made by the State Board
4042	6785		of Equalization pursuant to Section 2355.1A of thi s
4043	6786		title.
4044		-
4045	6787		2. Married individuals filing jointly and survi ving spouse to
4046	6788		the extent and in the manner that a surviving spouse is permit ted to
4047	6789		file a joint return under the provisions of the Internal Revenue
4048	6790		Code and heads of households as defined in the Int ernal Revenue
4049	6791		Code:
4050		-
4051	6792		(a) 1/2% tax on first $2,000.00 or pa rt thereof,
4052		-
4053	6793		(b) 1% tax on next $3,000.00 or part thereof,
4054		-
4055	6794		(c) 2% tax on next $2,500.00 or part thereof,
4056		-
4057	6795		(d) 3% tax on next $2,300.00 or part thereof,
4058		-
4059	6796		(e) 4% tax on next $2,400.00 or part thereof,
4060		-
4061	6797		(f) 5% tax on next $2,800.00 or part thereof,
4062		-
4063	6798		(g) 5.50% tax on the remainder for the 2008 t ax year and
4064	6799		any subsequent tax year unless the rate prescribed by
4065	6800		subparagraph (h) of this paragraph is in effect, and
4066		-
4067		-
4068		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 94
4069	6801		(h) 5.25% tax on the remainder for the 2009 and s ubsequent
4070	6802		tax years. The decrease in the top marginal
4071	6803		individual income tax rate otherw ise authorized by
	6804	+
	6805	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 134
	6806	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	6807	+	2
	6808	+	3
	6809	+	4
	6810	+	5
	6811	+	6
	6812	+	7
	6813	+	8
	6814	+	9
	6815	+	10
	6816	+	11
	6817	+	12
	6818	+	13
	6819	+	14
	6820	+	15
	6821	+	16
	6822	+	17
	6823	+	18
	6824	+	19
	6825	+	20
	6826	+	21
	6827	+	22
	6828	+	23
	6829	+	24
	6830	+
4072	6831		this subparagraph shall be contingent upon the
4073	6832		determination required to be made by the State Board
4074	6833		of Equalization pursuant to Section 2355.1A of thi s
4075	6834		title.
4076		-
4077	6835		C. Individuals. For all taxable years beginnin g on or after
4078	6836		January 1, 2022, a tax is hereby imposed upon the Oklahom a taxable
4079	6837		income of every resident or nonresident individual, which tax shall
4080	6838		be computed as follows:
4081		-
4082	6839		1. Single individuals and married individuals filing
4083	6840		separately:
4084		-
4085	6841		(a) 0.25% tax on first $1,000.00 or part thereo f,
4086		-
4087	6842		(b) 0.75% tax on next $1,500.00 or part thereof,
4088		-
4089	6843		(c) 1.75% tax on next $1,250.00 or part thereof,
4090		-
4091	6844		(d) 2.75% tax on next $1,150.00 or part thereof,
4092		-
4093	6845		(e) 3.75% tax on next $2,300.00 or part thereof,
4094		-
4095	6846		(f) 4.75% tax on the remainder.
4096		-
4097	6847		2. Married individuals filing jointly and surviving spouse to
4098	6848		the extent and in the manner that a surviving spouse is permitted to
4099	6849		file a joint return under the provisions of the Internal Revenue
4100	6850		Code and heads of households as defined in the I nternal Revenue
4101	6851		Code:
4102		-
4103	6852		(a) 0.25% tax on first $2,000.00 or part thereof,
4104		-
4105	6853		(b) 0.75% tax on next $3,000.00 or part thereof,
4106		-
4107	6854		(c) 1.75% tax on next $2,500.00 or part thereof,
4108	6855
	6856	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 135
	6857	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	6858	+	2
	6859	+	3
	6860	+	4
	6861	+	5
	6862	+	6
	6863	+	7
	6864	+	8
	6865	+	9
	6866	+	10
	6867	+	11
	6868	+	12
	6869	+	13
	6870	+	14
	6871	+	15
	6872	+	16
	6873	+	17
	6874	+	18
	6875	+	19
	6876	+	20
	6877	+	21
	6878	+	22
	6879	+	23
	6880	+	24
	6881	+
4109	6882		(d) 2.75% tax on next $2,300.00 or part thereof,
4110		-
4111		-
4112		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 95
4113	6883		(e) 3.75% tax on next $2,400.00 or part thereof,
4114		-
4115	6884		(f) 4.75% tax on the remainder.
4116		-
4117	6885		No deduction for federal in come taxes paid shall be allowed to
4118	6886		any taxpayer to arrive at taxable income.
4119		-
4120	6887		D. Nonresident aliens. In lieu of the rates set forth in
4121	6888		subsection A above, there shall be imposed on nonresident aliens, as
4122	6889		defined in the Internal Revenue Code, a tax of eig ht percent (8%)
4123	6890		instead of thirty percent (30%) as used in the Internal Revenue
4124	6891		Code, with respect to the Oklahoma taxable income of such
4125	6892		nonresident aliens as determined under th e provision of the Oklahoma
4126	6893		Income Tax Act.
4127		-
4128	6894		Every payer of amounts covered by this subsection shall deduct
4129	6895		and withhold from such amounts paid each payee an amount equal to
4130	6896		eight percent (8%) thereof . Every payer required to deduct and
4131	6897		withhold taxes under this subsection shall for eac h quarterly period
4132	6898		on or before the last day o f the month following the close of each
4133	6899		such quarterly period, pay over the amount so withheld as taxes to
4134	6900		the Tax Commission, and shall file a return with each such payment .
4135	6901		Such return shall be in such form as the Tax Commission shall
4136	6902		prescribe. Every payer required under this subsection to deduct and
4137	6903		withhold a tax from a payee shall, as to the total amounts paid to
4138	6904		each payee during the calendar year, furnish to such payee, o n or
4139	6905		before January 31, of the succeeding year, a written statement
	6906	+
	6907	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 136
	6908	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	6909	+	2
	6910	+	3
	6911	+	4
	6912	+	5
	6913	+	6
	6914	+	7
	6915	+	8
	6916	+	9
	6917	+	10
	6918	+	11
	6919	+	12
	6920	+	13
	6921	+	14
	6922	+	15
	6923	+	16
	6924	+	17
	6925	+	18
	6926	+	19
	6927	+	20
	6928	+	21
	6929	+	22
	6930	+	23
	6931	+	24
	6932	+
4140	6933		showing the name of the payer, the name of the payee and the payee ’s
4141	6934		Social Security account number, if any, the total amount paid
4142	6935		subject to taxation, and the total amount deducted and wi thheld as
4143	6936		tax and such other in formation as the Tax Commission may require .
4144	6937		Any payer who fails to withhold or pay to the Tax Commission any
4145	6938		sums herein required to be withheld or paid shall be pers onally and
4146	6939		individually liable therefor to the State of O klahoma.
4147		-
4148	6940		E. Corporations. For all taxable years beginning after
4149	6941		December 31, 1989 2021, a tax is hereby imposed upon the Oklahoma
4150	6942		taxable income of every corporation doing business within this stat e
4151	6943		or deriving income from sources within this state in an amount equal
4152	6944		to six percent (6%) four percent (4%) thereof.
4153		-
4154		-
4155		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 96
4156	6945		There shall be no additional Oklahoma i ncome tax imposed on
4157	6946		accumulated taxable income or on undistributed personal holding
4158	6947		company income as those terms are defined in the Internal Revenue
4159	6948		Code.
4160		-
4161	6949		F. Certain foreign corporatio ns. In lieu of the tax imposed in
4162	6950		the first paragraph of subsection D of this section, for all taxable
4163	6951		years beginning after December 31, 1989 2021, there shall be imp osed
4164	6952		on foreign corporations, as defined in the Internal Revenue Code, a
4165	6953		tax of six percent (6%) four percent (4%) instead of thirty percent
4166	6954		(30%) as used in the Internal Revenue C ode, where such income is
4167	6955		received from sources within Oklahoma, in accordan ce with the
	6956	+
	6957	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 137
	6958	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	6959	+	2
	6960	+	3
	6961	+	4
	6962	+	5
	6963	+	6
	6964	+	7
	6965	+	8
	6966	+	9
	6967	+	10
	6968	+	11
	6969	+	12
	6970	+	13
	6971	+	14
	6972	+	15
	6973	+	16
	6974	+	17
	6975	+	18
	6976	+	19
	6977	+	20
	6978	+	21
	6979	+	22
	6980	+	23
	6981	+	24
	6982	+
4168	6983		provisions of the Internal Revenue Code and t he Oklahoma Income Tax
4169	6984		Act.
4170		-
4171	6985		Every payer of amounts covered by this subsection shall deduct
4172	6986		and withhold from such amounts p aid each payee an amount equal to
4173	6987		six percent (6%) four percent (4%) thereof. Every payer required to
4174	6988		deduct and withhold taxes unde r this subsection shall for eac h
4175	6989		quarterly period on or before the last day of the month following
4176	6990		the close of each such quarterly period, p ay over the amount so
4177	6991		withheld as taxes to the Tax Commiss ion, and shall file a return
4178	6992		with each such payment . Such return shall be in such form as the
4179	6993		Tax Commission shall prescribe . Every payer required under this
4180	6994		subsection to deduct and withhold a ta x from a payee shall, as to
4181	6995		the total amounts paid to each payee during the calendar year,
4182	6996		furnish to such payee, o n or before January 31, of the succeeding
4183	6997		year, a written statement showing the name of the payer, the name of
4184	6998		the payee and the payee’s Social Security account number, if any,
4185	6999		the total amounts paid subject to taxation, the total amount
4186	7000		deducted and withheld as tax and such other infor mation as the Tax
4187	7001		Commission may require . Any payer who fails to withhold or pay t o
4188	7002		the Tax Commission any su ms herein required to be withheld or paid
4189	7003		shall be personally and individually liable therefor to the State of
4190	7004		Oklahoma.
4191		-
4192	7005		G. Fiduciaries. A tax is hereby imposed upon the Oklahoma
4193	7006		taxable income of every trust and estate at the same rates as are
	7007	+
	7008	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 138
	7009	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7010	+	2
	7011	+	3
	7012	+	4
	7013	+	5
	7014	+	6
	7015	+	7
	7016	+	8
	7017	+	9
	7018	+	10
	7019	+	11
	7020	+	12
	7021	+	13
	7022	+	14
	7023	+	15
	7024	+	16
	7025	+	17
	7026	+	18
	7027	+	19
	7028	+	20
	7029	+	21
	7030	+	22
	7031	+	23
	7032	+	24
	7033	+
4194	7034		provided in subsection B or C of this section for single
4195	7035		individuals. Fiduciaries are not allowed a deduction for any
4196	7036		federal income tax paid.
4197		-
4198		-
4199		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 97
4200	7037		H. Tax rate tables. For all taxable years beginning after
4201	7038		December 31, 1991, in lieu of th e tax imposed by subsection A , B or
4202	7039		C of this section, as applicable there is hereby im posed for each
4203	7040		taxable year on the taxable income of ever y individual, whose
4204	7041		taxable income for such taxable year does not exceed the ceiling
4205	7042		amount, a tax determined un der tables, applicable to suc h taxable
4206	7043		year which shall be prescribed by the Tax Commis sion and which shall
4207	7044		be in such form as it determines app ropriate. In the table so
4208	7045		prescribed, the amounts of the tax shall be computed on the basis of
4209	7046		the rates prescribed by subsection A, B or C of this section. For
4210	7047		purposes of this subsection, the ter m “ceiling amount” means, with
4211	7048		respect to any taxpayer, t he amount determined by the Tax Commission
4212	7049		for the tax rate category in which such taxpayer falls.
4213		-
4214	7050		SECTION 46. REPEALER 68 O.S. 2021, Section 2355, as last
4215	7051		amended by Section 1 , Chapter 492, O.S.L. 2021, is hereby repealed.
4216		-
4217	7052		SECTION 47. AMENDATORY 68 O.S. 2021, Section 3624, as
4218	7053		last amended by Section 13, Chapter 15 , O.S.L. 2021, is amended to
4219	7054		read as follows:
4220		-
4221	7055		Section 3624. A. There is hereby created th e Oklahoma Film
4222	7056		Enhancement Rebate Program. A rebate in the amount of up to
4223	7057		seventeen percent (17%) of documented expenditures made in Oklahoma
	7058	+
	7059	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 139
	7060	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7061	+	2
	7062	+	3
	7063	+	4
	7064	+	5
	7065	+	6
	7066	+	7
	7067	+	8
	7068	+	9
	7069	+	10
	7070	+	11
	7071	+	12
	7072	+	13
	7073	+	14
	7074	+	15
	7075	+	16
	7076	+	17
	7077	+	18
	7078	+	19
	7079	+	20
	7080	+	21
	7081	+	22
	7082	+	23
	7083	+	24
	7084	+
4224	7085		directly attributable to the production of a film, television
4225	7086		production, or television commercial, as defined in Section 3623 of
4226	7087		this title, in this state, may be paid to the production company
4227	7088		responsible for the production. Provided, for documented
4228	7089		expenditures made after July 1, 2009, the rebate amount shall be
4229	7090		thirty-five percent (35%), except as provided in subsection B of
4230	7091		this section.
4231		-
4232	7092		B. The amount of rebate pa id to the production company as
4233	7093		provided for in subsection A of this section shall be increased by
4234	7094		an additional two percent (2%) of documented expenditures if a
4235	7095		production company spends at least Tw enty Thousand Dollars
4236	7096		($20,000.00) for the use of music c reated by an Oklahoma resident
4237	7097		that is recorded in Oklahoma or for the cost of recording songs or
4238	7098		music in Oklahoma for use in the production.
4239		-
4240	7099		C. The rebate program shall be administered by the Office of
4241	7100		the Oklahoma Film and Music Commission Oklahoma Film and Music
4242		-
4243		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 98
4244	7101		Office within the Oklahoma Department of Commerce and the Oklahoma
4245	7102		Tax Commission, as provided in the Compete with Canada Film Act.
4246		-
4247	7103		D. To be eligible for a rebate payment:
4248		-
4249	7104		1. The production company responsible for a film, television
4250	7105		production, or television commercial, as defined in Section 3623 of
4251	7106		this title, made in this state shall submit documentation to the
4252	7107		Office of the Oklahoma Film and Mus ic Commission Oklahoma Film and
4253	7108		Music Office of the amount of wages paid for employment in this
	7109	+
	7110	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 140
	7111	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7112	+	2
	7113	+	3
	7114	+	4
	7115	+	5
	7116	+	6
	7117	+	7
	7118	+	8
	7119	+	9
	7120	+	10
	7121	+	11
	7122	+	12
	7123	+	13
	7124	+	14
	7125	+	15
	7126	+	16
	7127	+	17
	7128	+	18
	7129	+	19
	7130	+	20
	7131	+	21
	7132	+	22
	7133	+	23
	7134	+	24
	7135	+
4254	7136		state to residents of this state directly relating to the production
4255	7137		and the amount of other production costs incurred in this state
4256	7138		directly relating to the pr oduction;
4257		-
4258	7139		2. The production company has filed or will file any Oklahoma
4259	7140		tax return or tax docume nt which may be required by law ;
4260		-
4261	7141		3. Except major studio productions, the production company
4262	7142		shall provide the name of the completion guarantor and a copy of t he
4263	7143		bond guaranteeing the completion of t he project or if a film has not
4264	7144		secured a completion bond , the production company shall provide
4265	7145		evidence that all Oklahoma crew and local vendors have been paid and
4266	7146		there are no liens against the production company p ending in the
4267	7147		state;
4268		-
4269	7148		4. The minimum budget for the film shall be Fifty Thousand
4270	7149		Dollars ($50,000.00) of which not less than Twe nty-five Thousand
4271	7150		Dollars ($25,000.00) shall be expended in this state;
4272		-
4273	7151		5. The production company shall provide evidence of fin ancing
4274	7152		for production prior to the comme ncement of principal photography;
4275	7153		and
4276		-
4277	7154		6. The production company shall provide evidence of a
4278	7155		certificate of general liability insurance with a minimum coverage
4279	7156		of One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00) and a workers ’ compensation
4280	7157		policy pursuant to state law, which shall include coverage of
4281	7158		employer’s liability.
4282	7159
	7160	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 141
	7161	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7162	+	2
	7163	+	3
	7164	+	4
	7165	+	5
	7166	+	6
	7167	+	7
	7168	+	8
	7169	+	9
	7170	+	10
	7171	+	11
	7172	+	12
	7173	+	13
	7174	+	14
	7175	+	15
	7176	+	16
	7177	+	17
	7178	+	18
	7179	+	19
	7180	+	20
	7181	+	21
	7182	+	22
	7183	+	23
	7184	+	24
	7185	+
4283	7186		E. A production company shall no t be eligible to receive both a
4284	7187		rebate payment pursuant to the provisions of Section 3621 et seq. of
4285	7188		this title and an exemption from sales taxes pursuant to the
4286		-
4287		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 99
4288	7189		provisions of paragraph 23 of Section 1357 of this title. If a
4289	7190		production company has receive d such an exemption from sales taxes
4290	7191		and submits a claim for rebate pursuant to the provisions of the
4291	7192		Compete with Canada Film A ct, the company shall be required to ful ly
4292	7193		repay the amount of the exemption to the Tax Commissio n. A claim
4293	7194		for a rebate shall include documentation from the Tax Commission
4294	7195		that repayment has been made as required herein or shall include an
4295	7196		affidavit from the production company that the company has not
4296	7197		received an exemption from sales taxes pursuant to the provisions of
4297	7198		paragraph 21 of Section 1357 of this title.
4298		-
4299	7199		F. The Office shall approve or disapprove all claims for rebate
4300	7200		and shall notify the Tax Comm ission. The Tax Commission shall, upon
4301	7201		notification of approval from the Office of the Film and Music
4302	7202		Commission Oklahoma Film and Music Office, issue payment for all
4303	7203		approved claims from funds in the Oklahoma Film Enhancement Rebate
4304	7204		Program Revolving Fun d created in Section 3625 of this title.
4305	7205		Excluding any rebate payments to high impact pro ductions as provided
4306	7206		for in subsection G of this section, the amount of claims
4307	7207		prequalified and approved by the Office for any single fiscal year
4308	7208		shall not exceed Eig ht Million Dollars ($8,000,000.00). If the
4309	7209		amount of approved claims exceeds the amount s pecified in this
	7210	+
	7211	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 142
	7212	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7213	+	2
	7214	+	3
	7215	+	4
	7216	+	5
	7217	+	6
	7218	+	7
	7219	+	8
	7220	+	9
	7221	+	10
	7222	+	11
	7223	+	12
	7224	+	13
	7225	+	14
	7226	+	15
	7227	+	16
	7228	+	17
	7229	+	18
	7230	+	19
	7231	+	20
	7232	+	21
	7233	+	22
	7234	+	23
	7235	+	24
	7236	+
4310	7237		subsection in a fisca l year, payments shall be made in the order in
4311	7238		which the claims are approved by the Office. If an approved claim
4312	7239		is not paid in whole or in part, the unpaid claim or u npaid portion
4313	7240		may be paid in the following fiscal year subject to the limitations
4314	7241		specified in this subsection. The liability of the State of
4315	7242		Oklahoma to make incentive payments pursuant to this act shall be
4316	7243		limited to the balance of the Oklahoma Film Enh ancement Rebate
4317	7244		Program Revolving Fund.
4318		-
4319	7245		G. 1. At the time the Office of the Film and M usic Commission
4320	7246		Oklahoma Film and Music Office issues a conditional prequalification
4321	7247		for a production, such prequalification may include a proposed
4322	7248		designation as a hig h impact production, as defined in Section 3623
4323	7249		of this title.
4324		-
4325	7250		2. The proposed designation must be approved by the Cabinet
4326	7251		Secretary for Commerce and Tourism.
4327		-
4328	7252		3. If the high impact production otherwise meets all of the
4329	7253		requirements of the Compete With with Canada Act and the Office
4330		-
4331		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 100
4332	7254		gives final approval to reba te claims, such rebate claims shall not
4333	7255		be subject to the Eight Million Dollar ($8,000,000.00) cap provided
4334	7256		for in subsection F of this section.
4335		-
4336	7257		4. The payment of a rebate claim approved by the Offi ce for a
4337	7258		production designated as a high impact productio n by the Cabinet
4338	7259		Secretary may be made as follows:
	7260	+
	7261	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 143
	7262	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7263	+	2
	7264	+	3
	7265	+	4
	7266	+	5
	7267	+	6
	7268	+	7
	7269	+	8
	7270	+	9
	7271	+	10
	7272	+	11
	7273	+	12
	7274	+	13
	7275	+	14
	7276	+	15
	7277	+	16
	7278	+	17
	7279	+	18
	7280	+	19
	7281	+	20
	7282	+	21
	7283	+	22
	7284	+	23
	7285	+	24
4339	7286
4340	7287		a. by special appropriation to the Oklahoma Film
4341	7288		Enhancement Rebate Program Revolving Fund, if the
4342	7289		claim is approved during a regular or special ses sion
4343	7290		of the Oklahoma Legislature, or
4344		-
4345	7291		b. by payment from the Oklahoma Quick Action Clos ing Fund
4346	7292		pursuant to Section 48.2 of Title 62 of the Oklahoma
4347	7293		Statutes, if the claim is approved when the Oklahoma
4348	7294		Legislature is not in session.
4349		-
4350	7295		SECTION 48. REPEALER 68 O.S. 2021, Section 3624, as last
4351	7296		amended by Section 3, Chapter 312, O.S.L. 2021, is hereby repealed.
4352		-
4353	7297		SECTION 49. AMENDATORY 70 O.S. 2021, Section 6 -187, as
4354	7298		last amended by Section 1, Chapter 118, O.S.L. 2021 , is amended to
4355	7299		read as follows:
4356		-
4357	7300		Section 6-187. A. Prior to July 1, 2014, a competency
4358	7301		examination shall be adopted by the Oklahoma Commission for Teacher
4359	7302		Preparation and beginning July 1, 2014, a competency examination
4360	7303		shall be adopted by the Commission for Educational Quality and
4361	7304		Accountability for the genera l education, professional educa tion and
4362	7305		various subject areas and grade levels for purposes of ensuring
4363	7306		academic achievement and competency of each teacher candidate or
4364	7307		teacher in the subject area th e person is seeking certification to
4365	7308		teach which shall al so include certification as an administrator, as
4366	7309		prescribed by the State Board of Education.
4367	7310
	7311	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 144
	7312	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7313	+	2
	7314	+	3
	7315	+	4
	7316	+	5
	7317	+	6
	7318	+	7
	7319	+	8
	7320	+	9
	7321	+	10
	7322	+	11
	7323	+	12
	7324	+	13
	7325	+	14
	7326	+	15
	7327	+	16
	7328	+	17
	7329	+	18
	7330	+	19
	7331	+	20
	7332	+	21
	7333	+	22
	7334	+	23
	7335	+	24
	7336	+
4368	7337		The Commission, consistent with the purposes of this section,
4369	7338		shall promulgate rules and procedures to gua rantee the
4370	7339		confidentiality of examinations.
4371		-
4372	7340		B. No teacher candidate shall be eligible f or certification
4373	7341		until successfully completing the competency examination except
4374		-
4375		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 101
4376	7342		those candidates who make application to the State Board and meet
4377	7343		the criteria for the alternative placement program pursuant to
4378	7344		Section 6-122.3 of this title. Certification shall be limited to
4379	7345		areas of approval in which the certified teacher has successfully
4380	7346		completed the examination. Subject to the provisions of subsection
4381	7347		C of this section, testing for certification for subjects in which a
4382	7348		teacher candidate or teacher is s eeking a minor teaching assignment
4383	7349		or an endorsement to teach shall be limited to the specific subject
4384	7350		area test.
4385		-
4386	7351		A teacher candidate or teacher may take the general ed ucation,
4387	7352		professional education or subject area portions of the examination
4388	7353		subject to any limit imposed by the Commission.
4389		-
4390	7354		C. 1. Except as otherwise provided for in this subsection, a
4391	7355		teacher may be certified in as many areas as the teacher meets the
4392	7356		necessary requirements provided by law and has successfully
4393	7357		completed the subject area por tion of the examination.
4394		-
4395	7358		2. Except as otherwise provided for in this paragraph,
4396	7359		certification in early childhood, elementary, or special education
	7360	+
	7361	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 145
	7362	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7363	+	2
	7364	+	3
	7365	+	4
	7366	+	5
	7367	+	6
	7368	+	7
	7369	+	8
	7370	+	9
	7371	+	10
	7372	+	11
	7373	+	12
	7374	+	13
	7375	+	14
	7376	+	15
	7377	+	16
	7378	+	17
	7379	+	18
	7380	+	19
	7381	+	20
	7382	+	21
	7383	+	22
	7384	+	23
	7385	+	24
	7386	+
4397	7387		shall require comple tion of an appropriate teacher education program
4398	7388		approved by the Commission.
4399		-
4400	7389		Any teacher who is certified to teach elementary education may
4401	7390		be certified in early childhood education upon meeting the
4402	7391		requirements provided in law and successful completion of the
4403	7392		appropriate subject area portion of the examination. Any teacher
4404	7393		who is certified to teach early childhood education may be certified
4405	7394		in elementary education upon meeting the requirements provided in
4406	7395		law and successful completion of the appropriate s ubject area
4407	7396		portion of the examination. Any special educ ation teacher who
4408	7397		becomes certified to teach through completion of an accredited
4409	7398		teacher preparation program may be certified in early childhood or
4410	7399		elementary education upon meeting the requirements provided in law
4411	7400		and successful completion of the appropri ate subject portion of the
4412	7401		examination. Any teacher who becomes certified to teach through
4413	7402		completion of an accredited teacher preparation program or becomes
4414	7403		alternatively certified to teach through the Troops to Teachers
4415	7404		program may be certified in speci al education upon meeting the
4416	7405		requirements provided in law and successful completion of the
4417	7406		appropriate subject area portion of the examination. Any special
4418		-
4419		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 102
4420	7407		education teacher who has not completed a Commission-approved
4421	7408		teacher education program in element ary education or early childhoo d
4422	7409		education but who has successfully completed the subject area
4423	7410		portion of the examination may be certified in elementary education
	7411	+
	7412	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 146
	7413	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7414	+	2
	7415	+	3
	7416	+	4
	7417	+	5
	7418	+	6
	7419	+	7
	7420	+	8
	7421	+	9
	7422	+	10
	7423	+	11
	7424	+	12
	7425	+	13
	7426	+	14
	7427	+	15
	7428	+	16
	7429	+	17
	7430	+	18
	7431	+	19
	7432	+	20
	7433	+	21
	7434	+	22
	7435	+	23
	7436	+	24
	7437	+
4424	7438		or early childhood education for the purpose of providing direct
4425	7439		instruction and serving as t he teacher of record for gradin g
4426	7440		purposes in special education settings only.
4427		-
4428	7441		D. The Commission shall offer the competency examination at
4429	7442		least four times per calendar year on dates to be establishe d by the
4430	7443		Commission.
4431		-
4432	7444		E. If a teacher candidate or teache r is a non-native-English
4433	7445		speaker, the Commission shall offer the subject area competency
4434	7446		examination in the native language of the teacher candidate or
4435	7447		teacher only if the teacher candidate or teach er is employed or has
4436	7448		been offered employment by a school district as a teacher in a
4437	7449		foreign language immersion program offered by the school district.
4438	7450		If a non-native-English speaker who has received certification in a
4439	7451		subject area after taking the subje ct area competency examination in
4440	7452		the native language of the speaker seeks to add a cert ification area
4441	7453		in the future and that person is no longer employed as a teacher in
4442	7454		a foreign language immersion program, the examination for the
4443	7455		additional certificatio n area shall be taken in English. The State
4444	7456		Board of Education shall issue a restricted license or certificate
4445	7457		to any teacher who has completed a subject area competency
4446	7458		examination in the native language of the teacher as provided for in
4447	7459		this subsection restricting the teacher to teaching only in a
4448	7460		foreign language immersion program.
4449	7461
	7462	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 147
	7463	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7464	+	2
	7465	+	3
	7466	+	4
	7467	+	5
	7468	+	6
	7469	+	7
	7470	+	8
	7471	+	9
	7472	+	10
	7473	+	11
	7474	+	12
	7475	+	13
	7476	+	14
	7477	+	15
	7478	+	16
	7479	+	17
	7480	+	18
	7481	+	19
	7482	+	20
	7483	+	21
	7484	+	22
	7485	+	23
	7486	+	24
	7487	+
4450	7488		F. The State Board of Education, in consultation with the
4451	7489		Commission for Educational Quality and Accountability, may grant an
4452	7490		exception to the requirement to complete a subj ect area examination
4453	7491		for initial certification in a field which does not require an
4454	7492		advanced degree if the candidate has an advanced degree in a subject
4455	7493		that is substantially comparable to the content assessed on a
4456	7494		subject area examination. The advanced degree shall be from an
4457	7495		institution accredited by a nation al or regional accrediting ag ency
4458	7496		which is recognized by the Secretary of the U nited States Department
4459	7497		of Education. The Commission shall provide the Board with the
4460	7498		necessary information to determin e comparability.
4461		-
4462		-
4463		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 103
4464	7499		G. 1. Nothing in the Oklahoma Teacher Preparation Act shall
4465	7500		restrict the right of the State Board of Education to issue an
4466	7501		emergency or provisional certificate, as needed. Provide d, however,
4467	7502		prior to the issuance of an emergency certifi cate, the district
4468	7503		shall document substantial efforts to employ a teacher who holds a
4469	7504		provisional or standard certificate. In the event a district is
4470	7505		unable to hire an individual meeting this criter ia, the district
4471	7506		shall document efforts to employ an indi vidual with a provisional or
4472	7507		standard certificate in anot her curricular area with academ ic
4473	7508		preparation in the field of need. Only after these alternatives
4474	7509		have been exhausted shall the district be a llowed to employ an
4475	7510		individual meeting minimum standards as established by the State
4476	7511		Board of Education for the is suance of emergency certificate s.
4477	7512
	7513	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 148
	7514	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7515	+	2
	7516	+	3
	7517	+	4
	7518	+	5
	7519	+	6
	7520	+	7
	7521	+	8
	7522	+	9
	7523	+	10
	7524	+	11
	7525	+	12
	7526	+	13
	7527	+	14
	7528	+	15
	7529	+	16
	7530	+	17
	7531	+	18
	7532	+	19
	7533	+	20
	7534	+	21
	7535	+	22
	7536	+	23
	7537	+	24
	7538	+
4478	7539		2. The State Board of Education may renew the emergency or
4479	7540		provisional certificate of an individual who has been employed by a
4480	7541		school district board of education fo r at least two (2) years if the
4481	7542		following criteria are me t:
4482		-
4483	7543		a. the individual has been g ranted an emergency or
4484	7544		provisional certificate pursuant to paragraph 1 of
4485	7545		this subsection for two (2) years,
4486		-
4487	7546		b. the individual has not successfully completed the
4488	7547		competency examinations required by this section,
4489		-
4490	7548		c. the individual submits a portfolio of his or her work
4491	7549		to the State Board of Education, which shall include
4492	7550		evidence of progress toward standard certific ation,
4493		-
4494	7551		d. the employing school district board of educatio n
4495	7552		agrees to renew the individual’s contract to teach for
4496	7553		the ensuing fiscal year, and
4497		-
4498	7554		e. the superintendent of the employing school district
4499	7555		submits to the State Board of Education the reason the
4500	7556		emergency or provisional certificate should be renewed
4501	7557		and provides evidence of the district’s inability to
4502	7558		hire a teacher who holds a standard cert ificate.
4503		-
4504	7559		3. Individuals employed by a school district under an emergency
4505	7560		or provisional certificate shall not be considered career teachers
4506		-
4507		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 104
4508	7561		and therefore not entitled to the protections of the Teacher Due
4509	7562		Process Act of 1990.
	7563	+
	7564	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 149
	7565	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7566	+	2
	7567	+	3
	7568	+	4
	7569	+	5
	7570	+	6
	7571	+	7
	7572	+	8
	7573	+	9
	7574	+	10
	7575	+	11
	7576	+	12
	7577	+	13
	7578	+	14
	7579	+	15
	7580	+	16
	7581	+	17
	7582	+	18
	7583	+	19
	7584	+	20
	7585	+	21
	7586	+	22
	7587	+	23
	7588	+	24
4510	7589
4511	7590		G. H. The State Board of Edu cation may grant an exception to
4512	7591		the requirements for all certification examinations for teacher
4513	7592		candidates who are “deaf”, which for the purposes of this section
4514	7593		shall mean having a hearing loss so severe that the person can not
4515	7594		process auditory linguistic information with or without
4516	7595		accommodation and whose primary language and teaching environment is
4517	7596		American Sign Language. The Board may grant an exception upon:
4518		-
4519	7597		1. Verification by a licensed audiologist of a hearing loss so
4520	7598		severe that the teacher candid ate cannot process auditory linguistic
4521	7599		information with or without accommodation;
4522		-
4523	7600		2. Demonstration of fluency in American Sign Language;
4524		-
4525	7601		3. Demonstration of competenc y in the subject area of
4526	7602		specialization as approved by th e Board in lieu of certificatio n
4527	7603		examinations; and
4528		-
4529	7604		4. Sponsorship by a certified deaf education teacher for a
4530	7605		mentorship program.
4531		-
4532	7606		The Board may promulgate rules and other requirements as
4533	7607		necessary to grant the exceptions described in this subsection.
4534	7608		Applicable teaching environments m ay include American Sign Language
4535	7609		immersion programs, the Oklahoma School for the Deaf, programs for
4536	7610		the deaf or other classroom settings in which American Sign Languag e
4537	7611		is the language of instruction.
4538	7612
	7613	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 150
	7614	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7615	+	2
	7616	+	3
	7617	+	4
	7618	+	5
	7619	+	6
	7620	+	7
	7621	+	8
	7622	+	9
	7623	+	10
	7624	+	11
	7625	+	12
	7626	+	13
	7627	+	14
	7628	+	15
	7629	+	16
	7630	+	17
	7631	+	18
	7632	+	19
	7633	+	20
	7634	+	21
	7635	+	22
	7636	+	23
	7637	+	24
	7638	+
4539	7639		SECTION 50. REPEALER 70 O.S. 2021, Section 6-187, as
4540	7640		last amended by Section 1, Chapter 319, O.S.L. 2021 , is hereby
4541	7641		repealed.
4542		-
4543	7642		SECTION 51. AMENDATORY 70 O.S. 2021, Section 11 -103.6,
4544	7643		as last amended by Section 1, Chapter 322, O.S.L. 2021, is amended
4545	7644		to read as follows:
4546		-
4547	7645		Section 11-103.6. A. 1. The State Board of Education shall
4548	7646		adopt subject matter standards for instruction o f students in the
4549	7647		public schools of this state that are necessary to ensure there is
4550		-
4551		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 105
4552	7648		attainment of desired le vels of competencies in a varie ty of areas
4553	7649		to include language, mathematics, science, social studies and,
4554	7650		communication, and health and physical education.
4555		-
4556	7651		2. School districts shall develop and implement curriculum,
4557	7652		courses and instruction in order to ens ure that students meet the
4558	7653		skills and competencies as set forth in this section and in the
4559	7654		subject matter standards adopted by the State Board of Education.
4560		-
4561	7655		3. All students shall gai n literacy at the elementary and
4562	7656		secondary levels. Students shall develo p skills in reading,
4563	7657		writing, speaking, computing and critical thinking. For purposes of
4564	7658		this section, critical thinking means a manner of analytical
4565	7659		thinking which is logical and us es linear factual analysis to reach
4566	7660		a conclusion. They also shall learn about cultures and environments
4567	7661		- their own and those of others with whom they share the earth. All
4568	7662		students shall receive the inst ruction needed to lead he althy and
	7663	+
	7664	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 151
	7665	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7666	+	2
	7667	+	3
	7668	+	4
	7669	+	5
	7670	+	6
	7671	+	7
	7672	+	8
	7673	+	9
	7674	+	10
	7675	+	11
	7676	+	12
	7677	+	13
	7678	+	14
	7679	+	15
	7680	+	16
	7681	+	17
	7682	+	18
	7683	+	19
	7684	+	20
	7685	+	21
	7686	+	22
	7687	+	23
	7688	+	24
	7689	+
4569	7690		physically active lifestyles. Students, therefore, shall study
4570	7691		social studies, literatur e, languages, the arts, health, mathematics
4571	7692		and science. Such curricula shall provide for the teaching of a
4572	7693		hands-on career exploration program in cooperation with technology
4573	7694		center schools.
4574		-
4575	7695		4. The subject matter standards shall be designed to teach the
4576	7696		competencies for which students shall be tested as provided in
4577	7697		Section 1210.508 of this title, and shall be designed to prepare all
4578	7698		students for active citizenship, employment and/or successful
4579	7699		completion of postsecondary education without the need for rem edial
4580	7700		coursework at the postsec ondary level.
4581		-
4582	7701		5. The subject matter standards shall be designed with rigor as
4583	7702		defined in paragraph 3 of subsection G of this section.
4584		-
4585	7703		6. The subject matter standards for English Language Arts shall
4586	7704		give Classic Literature a nd nonfiction literature equal
4587	7705		consideration to other literature. In addition, emphasis shall be
4588	7706		given to the study of complete works of literature.
4589		-
4590	7707		7. At a minimum, the subject matter standards fo r mathematics
4591	7708		shall require mastery of the standard algor ithms in mathematics,
4592	7709		which is the most logical, efficient way of solving a problem that
4593		-
4594		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 106
4595	7710		consistently works, and for students to attain fluency in Euclidian
4596	7711		geometry.
4597		-
4598	7712		8. The subject matter standards for history, social studies and
4599	7713		United States Government shall include study of importa nt historical
	7714	+
	7715	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 152
	7716	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7717	+	2
	7718	+	3
	7719	+	4
	7720	+	5
	7721	+	6
	7722	+	7
	7723	+	8
	7724	+	9
	7725	+	10
	7726	+	11
	7727	+	12
	7728	+	13
	7729	+	14
	7730	+	15
	7731	+	16
	7732	+	17
	7733	+	18
	7734	+	19
	7735	+	20
	7736	+	21
	7737	+	22
	7738	+	23
	7739	+	24
	7740	+
4600	7741		documents, including the United States Constitution, Declaration of
4601	7742		Independence, Emancipation Proclamation, Federalist Papers and other
4602	7743		documents with significant history and heritage of the United
4603	7744		States, and the content of the United State s naturalization test,
4604	7745		with an emphasis on the specific content of the test and the ideas
4605	7746		and concepts it references. Beginning with the 2022 -2023 school
4606	7747		year, the United States naturalization test shall be administered in
4607	7748		accordance with subsection F of this section.
4608		-
4609	7749		9. The subject matter standards for United States Government
4610	7750		shall include an emphasis on civics, the structure and relationship
4611	7751		between the national, st ate, county and local governments and
4612	7752		simulations of the democratic process. For the pu rposes of this
4613	7753		section, “civics” means the study of the rights and duties of
4614	7754		Oklahoma and United States citizens and of how those governments
4615	7755		work.
4616		-
4617	7756		10. The subject matter standards for health and physical
4618	7757		education shall include but not be limited to the domains of
4619	7758		physical, emotional, social and intellectual health. Health
4620	7759		literacy shall includ e the ability to obtain, process and u nderstand
4621	7760		basic health information and services needed to make appropriate
4622	7761		health decisions. Health shall also include the importance of
4623	7762		proper nutrition and exercise, mental health and wellness, substance
4624	7763		abuse, coping skills for understanding and managi ng trauma,
4625	7764		establishing and maintaining positive relationships and responsible
	7765	+
	7766	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 153
	7767	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7768	+	2
	7769	+	3
	7770	+	4
	7771	+	5
	7772	+	6
	7773	+	7
	7774	+	8
	7775	+	9
	7776	+	10
	7777	+	11
	7778	+	12
	7779	+	13
	7780	+	14
	7781	+	15
	7782	+	16
	7783	+	17
	7784	+	18
	7785	+	19
	7786	+	20
	7787	+	21
	7788	+	22
	7789	+	23
	7790	+	24
	7791	+
4626	7792		decision making. Physical literacy shall include the ability to
4627	7793		move with competence and confidence in a wide variety of physical
4628	7794		activities in multiple environments that benef it the healthy
4629	7795		development of the whole person.
4630		-
4631	7796		B. Subject to the provisions of subsection C of this section,
4632	7797		in order to graduate from a public high school accredited by the
4633	7798		State Board of Education with a standard diploma, students shall
4634	7799		complete the following college preparatory/work read y curriculum
4635	7800		units or sets of competencies at the seconda ry level:
4636		-
4637		-
4638		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 107
4639	7801		1. Four units or set s of competencies of English to include
4640	7802		Grammar, Composition, Literature, or any English course approved for
4641	7803		college admission requirements;
4642		-
4643	7804		2. Three units or sets of competencies of mathematics, limited
4644	7805		to Algebra I, Algebr a II, Geometry, Trigonometry, M ath Analysis,
4645	7806		Calculus, Advanced Placement Statistics, or any mathematics course
4646	7807		with content and/or rigor above Algebra I and approved for college
4647	7808		admission requiremen ts;
4648		-
4649	7809		3. Three units or sets of competencies of laboratory science
4650	7810		approved for college a dmission requirements, including one unit or
4651	7811		set of competencies of life science , meeting the standards for
4652	7812		Biology I; one unit or set of competencies of physical scien ce,
4653	7813		meeting the standards for Physical Science, Chemistry or Physics;
4654	7814		and one unit or set of competencies from the domains of physical
	7815	+
	7816	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 154
	7817	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7818	+	2
	7819	+	3
	7820	+	4
	7821	+	5
	7822	+	6
	7823	+	7
	7824	+	8
	7825	+	9
	7826	+	10
	7827	+	11
	7828	+	12
	7829	+	13
	7830	+	14
	7831	+	15
	7832	+	16
	7833	+	17
	7834	+	18
	7835	+	19
	7836	+	20
	7837	+	21
	7838	+	22
	7839	+	23
	7840	+	24
	7841	+
4655	7842		science, life science or earth and space science such that the
4656	7843		content and rigor is above Biology I or Physical Science;
4657		-
4658	7844		4. Three units or sets of competencies of history and
4659	7845		citizenship skills, including one unit of American History, one-half
4660	7846		unit of Oklahoma History, one -half unit of United States Government
4661	7847		and one unit from the subjects of History, Government, Geography ,
4662	7848		Economics, Civics, or non-Western culture and approved for college
4663	7849		admission requirements;
4664		-
4665	7850		5. Two units or sets of competencies of the same foreign world
4666	7851		or non-English language or two units of computer technology approved
4667	7852		for college admission requirem ents, whether taught at a high school
4668	7853		or a technology center school, including computer programming,
4669	7854		hardware, and business comput er applications, such as word
4670	7855		processing, databases, spreadsheets, and graphics, excluding
4671	7856		keyboarding or typing courses;
4672		-
4673	7857		6. One additional unit or set of competencies selected from
4674	7858		paragraphs 1 through 5 of this subsection or career and technology
4675	7859		education courses, concurrently enrolled courses, Advanced Placement
4676	7860		courses or International Baccalaureate courses approved for col lege
4677	7861		admission requirements; and
4678		-
4679	7862		7. One unit or set of c ompetencies of fine arts, such as music,
4680	7863		art, or drama, or one unit or se t of competencies of speech.
4681		-
4682		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 108
4683		-
4684	7864		C. In lieu of the requirements of subsection B of this section
4685	7865		which requires a college preparat ory/work ready curriculum, a
	7866	+
	7867	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 155
	7868	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7869	+	2
	7870	+	3
	7871	+	4
	7872	+	5
	7873	+	6
	7874	+	7
	7875	+	8
	7876	+	9
	7877	+	10
	7878	+	11
	7879	+	12
	7880	+	13
	7881	+	14
	7882	+	15
	7883	+	16
	7884	+	17
	7885	+	18
	7886	+	19
	7887	+	20
	7888	+	21
	7889	+	22
	7890	+	23
	7891	+	24
	7892	+
4686	7893		student may enroll in the core curric ulum as provided in subsection
4687	7894		D of this section upon written approval of the parent or legal
4688	7895		guardian of the student. For students under the age of eighteen
4689	7896		(18) school districts shall require a parent or legal guardian of
4690	7897		the student to meet with a desi gnee of the school prior to
4691	7898		enrollment in the core curriculum. The State Department of
4692	7899		Education shall develop and distribute to school districts a form
4693	7900		suitable for this purpose, which shall include information on the
4694	7901		benefits to students of completing t he college preparatory/work
4695	7902		ready curriculum as provided for in subsection B of this section.
4696		-
4697	7903		D. For those students subject to the requirements of subsection
4698	7904		C of this section, in order to graduate from a public high school
4699	7905		accredited by the State Board o f Education with a standard diploma,
4700	7906		students shall complete the following core curriculum units or sets
4701	7907		of competencies at the secondary level:
4702		-
4703	7908		1. Language Arts – Four units or sets of competencies, to
4704	7909		consist of one unit o r set of competencies of gramma r and
4705	7910		composition, and three units or sets of competencies which may
4706	7911		include, but are not limited to, the following courses:
4707		-
4708	7912		a. American Literature,
4709		-
4710	7913		b. English Literature,
4711		-
4712	7914		c. World Literature,
4713		-
4714	7915		d. Advanced English Courses, or
	7916	+
	7917	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 156
	7918	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7919	+	2
	7920	+	3
	7921	+	4
	7922	+	5
	7923	+	6
	7924	+	7
	7925	+	8
	7926	+	9
	7927	+	10
	7928	+	11
	7929	+	12
	7930	+	13
	7931	+	14
	7932	+	15
	7933	+	16
	7934	+	17
	7935	+	18
	7936	+	19
	7937	+	20
	7938	+	21
	7939	+	22
	7940	+	23
	7941	+	24
4715	7942
4716	7943		e. other English courses with c ontent and/or rigor equal
4717	7944		to or above grammar and composition;
4718		-
4719	7945		2. Mathematics – Three units or sets of competencies , to
4720	7946		consist of one unit or set of competencies of A lgebra I or Algebra I
4721	7947		taught in a contextual methodology, and two units or sets of
4722	7948		competencies which may include, but are not lim ited to, the
4723	7949		following courses:
4724		-
4725		-
4726		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 109
4727	7950		a. Algebra II,
4728		-
4729	7951		b. Geometry or Geometry taught in a contextual
4730	7952		methodology,
4731		-
4732	7953		c. Trigonometry,
4733		-
4734	7954		d. Math Analysis or Precalculus,
4735		-
4736	7955		e. Calculus,
4737		-
4738	7956		f. Statistics and/or Probability,
4739		-
4740	7957		g. Computer Science or acceptance and successful
4741	7958		completion of one (1) year of a full -time, three-hour
4742	7959		career and technology program leading to an industry
4743	7960		credential/certificate or college credit. The State
4744	7961		Board of Career and Techno logy Education shall
4745	7962		promulgate rules to define the provisions of this act
4746		-
4747	7963		section related to the accepted industry -valued
4748	7964		credentials which are industry -endorsed or industry -
4749	7965		aligned. The list of ac cepted industry-valued
	7966	+
	7967	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 157
	7968	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	7969	+	2
	7970	+	3
	7971	+	4
	7972	+	5
	7973	+	6
	7974	+	7
	7975	+	8
	7976	+	9
	7977	+	10
	7978	+	11
	7979	+	12
	7980	+	13
	7981	+	14
	7982	+	15
	7983	+	16
	7984	+	17
	7985	+	18
	7986	+	19
	7987	+	20
	7988	+	21
	7989	+	22
	7990	+	23
	7991	+	24
	7992	+
4750	7993		credentials shall be reviewed annu ally and updated at
4751	7994		least every three (3) years by the Board,
4752		-
4753	7995		h. (1) contextual mathematics courses which enhance
4754	7996		technology preparation, or
4755		-
4756	7997		(2) a science, technology, engineering and math
4757	7998		(STEM) block course meeting the requirements for
4758	7999		course competencies listed in paragraph 2 of
4759	8000		subsection B of this section, whether taught at
4760	8001		a:
4761		-
4762	8002		(a) comprehensive high school, or
4763		-
4764	8003		(b) technology center school when taken in the
4765	8004		tenth, eleventh or twelfth grade, taught by
4766	8005		a certified teacher, and approved by the
4767	8006		State Board of Education and the independen t
4768	8007		district board of education,
4769		-
4770		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 110
4771		-
4772	8008		i. mathematics courses taught at a technology center
4773	8009		school by a teacher certified in the secondary subject
4774	8010		area when taken in the tenth, eleventh or twelfth
4775	8011		grade upon approval of the State Boa rd of Education
4776	8012		and the independent district board of education, or
4777		-
4778	8013		j. any other mathematics course with content and/or rigor
4779	8014		equal to or above Algebra I;
4780		-
4781	8015		3. Science – Three units or sets of compete ncies, to consist of
4782	8016		one unit or set of competencies of B iology I or Biology I taught in
	8017	+
	8018	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 158
	8019	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	8020	+	2
	8021	+	3
	8022	+	4
	8023	+	5
	8024	+	6
	8025	+	7
	8026	+	8
	8027	+	9
	8028	+	10
	8029	+	11
	8030	+	12
	8031	+	13
	8032	+	14
	8033	+	15
	8034	+	16
	8035	+	17
	8036	+	18
	8037	+	19
	8038	+	20
	8039	+	21
	8040	+	22
	8041	+	23
	8042	+	24
	8043	+
4783	8044		a contextual methodology, and two units or sets o f competencies in
4784	8045		the areas of life, physical, or earth science or technology which
4785	8046		may include, but are not limited t o, the following courses:
4786		-
4787	8047		a. Chemistry I,
4788		-
4789	8048		b. Physics,
4790		-
4791	8049		c. Biology II,
4792		-
4793	8050		d. Chemistry II,
4794		-
4795	8051		e. Physical Science,
4796		-
4797	8052		f. Earth Science,
4798		-
4799	8053		g. Botany,
4800		-
4801	8054		h. Zoology,
4802		-
4803	8055		i. Physiology,
4804		-
4805	8056		j. Astronomy,
4806		-
4807	8057		k. Applied Biology/Chemistry,
4808		-
4809	8058		l. Applied Physics,
4810		-
4811	8059		m. Principles of Technology,
4812		-
4813		-
4814		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 111
4815	8060		n. qualified agricultural education courses,
4816		-
4817	8061		o. (1) contextual science courses which enh ance
4818	8062		technology preparation, or
4819		-
4820	8063		(2) a science, technology, engineering and math
4821	8064		(STEM) block course meeting the requirements for
4822	8065		course competencies listed in paragraph 3 of
4823	8066		subsection B of this section, whether taught at
4824	8067		a:
4825	8068
	8069	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 159
	8070	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	8071	+	2
	8072	+	3
	8073	+	4
	8074	+	5
	8075	+	6
	8076	+	7
	8077	+	8
	8078	+	9
	8079	+	10
	8080	+	11
	8081	+	12
	8082	+	13
	8083	+	14
	8084	+	15
	8085	+	16
	8086	+	17
	8087	+	18
	8088	+	19
	8089	+	20
	8090	+	21
	8091	+	22
	8092	+	23
	8093	+	24
	8094	+
4826	8095		(a) comprehensive high school, or
4827		-
4828	8096		(b) technology center school when taken in the
4829	8097		tenth, eleventh or twelfth grade, taught by
4830	8098		a certified teacher, and approved by the
4831	8099		State Board of Education and the independent
4832	8100		district board of education,
4833		-
4834	8101		p. science courses taught at a technology cente r school
4835	8102		by a teacher certified in the secondary s ubject area
4836	8103		when taken in the tenth, eleventh or twelfth grade
4837	8104		upon approval of the State Board of Education and the
4838	8105		independent district board of education, or
4839		-
4840	8106		q. other science courses with content and/or rigor equal
4841	8107		to or above Biology I;
4842		-
4843	8108		4. Social Studies – Three units or sets of competencies, to
4844	8109		consist of one unit or set of competencies of United States History,
4845	8110		one-half to one unit or set of competencies of United States
4846	8111		Government, one-half unit or set of competencies of Oklahoma
4847	8112		History, and one-half to one unit or set of competencies which may
4848	8113		include, but are not limited to, the following courses:
4849		-
4850	8114		a. World History,
4851		-
4852	8115		b. Geography,
4853		-
4854	8116		c. Economics,
4855		-
4856	8117		d. Anthropology, or
4857	8118
4858		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 112
	8119	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 160
	8120	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	8121	+	2
	8122	+	3
	8123	+	4
	8124	+	5
	8125	+	6
	8126	+	7
	8127	+	8
	8128	+	9
	8129	+	10
	8130	+	11
	8131	+	12
	8132	+	13
	8133	+	14
	8134	+	15
	8135	+	16
	8136	+	17
	8137	+	18
	8138	+	19
	8139	+	20
	8140	+	21
	8141	+	22
	8142	+	23
	8143	+	24
4859	8144
4860	8145		e. other social studies courses with content and/or rigor
4861	8146		equal to or above United Sta tes History, United States
4862	8147		Government, and Oklahoma History;
4863		-
4864	8148		5. Arts – One unit or set of competencies which may incl ude,
4865	8149		but is not limited to, courses in Visual Arts and Ge neral Music; and
4866		-
4867	8150		6. Computer Education or World Language - One unit or set of
4868	8151		competencies of computer technology, whether taught at a high school
4869	8152		or a technology center school, including computer p rogramming,
4870	8153		hardware and business computer applications, such as word
4871	8154		processing, databases, spreadsheets and graphics, excluding
4872	8155		keyboarding or typing courses, or one unit or set of competencies of
4873	8156		foreign world or non-English language.
4874		-
4875	8157		E. 1. In addition to the curriculum requirements of either
4876	8158		subsection B or D of this section, in order t o graduate from a
4877	8159		public high school accredited by the S tate Board of Education
4878	8160		students shall complete the requirements for a personal financial
4879	8161		literacy passport as s et forth in the Passport to Financial Literacy
4880	8162		Act and any additional course requirement s or recommended elective
4881	8163		courses as may be established by the State Board of Education and
4882	8164		the district school board. School districts shall strongly
4883	8165		encourage students to complete two units or sets of competencies of
4884	8166		foreign world languages and two unit s or sets of competencies of
4885	8167		physical and health education.
4886	8168
	8169	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 161
	8170	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	8171	+	2
	8172	+	3
	8173	+	4
	8174	+	5
	8175	+	6
	8176	+	7
	8177	+	8
	8178	+	9
	8179	+	10
	8180	+	11
	8181	+	12
	8182	+	13
	8183	+	14
	8184	+	15
	8185	+	16
	8186	+	17
	8187	+	18
	8188	+	19
	8189	+	20
	8190	+	21
	8191	+	22
	8192	+	23
	8193	+	24
	8194	+
4887	8195		2. No student shall receive credit for high school graduation
4888	8196		more than once for completion of the same uni t or set of
4889	8197		competencies to satisfy the curriculum requir ements of this section.
4890		-
4891	8198		3. A school district shall not be required to offer every
4892	8199		course listed in subsections B and D of this section , but shall
4893	8200		offer sufficient courses to allow a student to meet the graduation
4894	8201		requirements during the secondary grade ye ars of the student.
4895		-
4896	8202		F. 1. In addition to the curriculum requirements of either
4897	8203		subsection B or D of this section, beginning with ninth graders in
4898	8204		the 2021-22 school year, in order to graduate from a public high
4899	8205		school accredited by the State Board of Edu cation, students shall
4900		-
4901		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 113
4902	8206		pass the United States naturalization test pursuant to the
4903	8207		provisions of this subsection.
4904		-
4905	8208		2. School districts shall offer the United States
4906	8209		naturalization test to students at least once per school year,
4907	8210		beginning as early as eighth grade at the discretion of the school
4908	8211		district; provided, any student may retake the exam upo n request,
4909	8212		and as often as desired, until earning a passing score. For
4910	8213		purposes of this subsection, a pas sing score shall be 60 out of 100
4911	8214		questions.
4912		-
4913	8215		3. School districts shall exempt students with disabilities
4914	8216		whose individualized education program (IEP) , consistent with state
4915	8217		law, indicates that the student is to be assessed with alternate
	8218	+
	8219	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 162
	8220	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	8221	+	2
	8222	+	3
	8223	+	4
	8224	+	5
	8225	+	6
	8226	+	7
	8227	+	8
	8228	+	9
	8229	+	10
	8230	+	11
	8231	+	12
	8232	+	13
	8233	+	14
	8234	+	15
	8235	+	16
	8236	+	17
	8237	+	18
	8238	+	19
	8239	+	20
	8240	+	21
	8241	+	22
	8242	+	23
	8243	+	24
	8244	+
4916	8245		achievement standards through the Oklahoma Alternate Assessment
4917	8246		Program (OAAP).
4918		-
4919	8247		G. For purposes of this section:
4920		-
4921	8248		1. “Contextual methodology” means academic content a nd skills
4922	8249		taught by utilizing real -world problems and projects in a way that
4923	8250		helps students understand the application of that knowledge;
4924		-
4925	8251		2. “Qualified agricultur al education courses” means courses
4926	8252		that have been determined by the State Board of Education to offer
4927	8253		the sets of competencies for one or more science content areas and
4928	8254		which correspond to academic science courses. Qualified
4929	8255		agricultural education course s shall include, but are not li mited
4930	8256		to, Horticulture, Plant and Soil Science, Natural Resour ces and
4931	8257		Environmental Science, and Animal Science. The courses shall be
4932	8258		taught by teachers certified in a gricultural education and comply
4933	8259		with all rules of the Ok lahoma Department of Career and Technology
4934	8260		Education;
4935		-
4936	8261		3. “Rigor” means a level of difficulty that is thorough,
4937	8262		exhaustive and accurate and is appropriate for the grade level;
4938		-
4939	8263		4. “Sets of competencies” means instruction in those skills and
4940	8264		competencies that are specified in the subject matter standards
4941	8265		adopted by the State Board of Education and other skills and
4942	8266		competencies adopted by the Board, without regard to specified
4943	8267		instructional time; and
4944	8268
4945		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 114
	8269	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 163
	8270	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	8271	+	2
	8272	+	3
	8273	+	4
	8274	+	5
	8275	+	6
	8276	+	7
	8277	+	8
	8278	+	9
	8279	+	10
	8280	+	11
	8281	+	12
	8282	+	13
	8283	+	14
	8284	+	15
	8285	+	16
	8286	+	17
	8287	+	18
	8288	+	19
	8289	+	20
	8290	+	21
	8291	+	22
	8292	+	23
	8293	+	24
4946	8294
4947	8295		5. “Unit” means a Carnegie Unit as defined by the North Ce ntral
4948	8296		Association’s Commission on Schools.
4949		-
4950	8297		H. 1. The State Board of Education shall adopt a plan to
4951	8298		ensure that rigor is maintained in the content, teaching
4952	8299		methodology, level of expectations for s tudent achievement, and
4953	8300		application of learning in all th e courses taught to meet the
4954	8301		graduation requirements as specified in this section.
4955		-
4956	8302		2. The State Board of Education shall allow as much flexibility
4957	8303		at the district level as is possible without dimini shing the rigor
4958	8304		or undermining the intent of providing th ese courses. To accomplish
4959	8305		this purpose, the State Department of Education shall work with
4960	8306		school districts in reviewing and approving courses taught by
4961	8307		districts that are not specifically listed in subsections B and D of
4962	8308		this section. Options may includ e, but shall not be limited to,
4963	8309		courses taken by concurrent enrollment, advanced placement, o r
4964	8310		correspondence, or courses bearing different titles.
4965		-
4966	8311		3. The State Board of Education shall approve an a dvanced
4967	8312		placement computer science course to meet the req uirements of course
4968	8313		competencies listed in paragraph 2 of subsection B of this section
4969	8314		if the course is taken in a student ’s senior year and the student is
4970	8315		concurrently enrolled in or has successfull y completed Algebra II.
4971		-
4972	8316		4. Technology center school dist ricts may offer programs
4973	8317		designed in cooperation with institutions of higher education which
4974	8318		have an emphasis on a focused field of career study upon approval of
	8319	+
	8320	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 164
	8321	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	8322	+	2
	8323	+	3
	8324	+	4
	8325	+	5
	8326	+	6
	8327	+	7
	8328	+	8
	8329	+	9
	8330	+	10
	8331	+	11
	8332	+	12
	8333	+	13
	8334	+	14
	8335	+	15
	8336	+	16
	8337	+	17
	8338	+	18
	8339	+	19
	8340	+	20
	8341	+	21
	8342	+	22
	8343	+	23
	8344	+	24
	8345	+
4975	8346		the State Board of Education and the independent district board of
4976	8347		education. Students in the tenth grade may be allowed to attend
4977	8348		these programs for up to one-half (1/2) of a school day and credit
4978	8349		for the units or sets of competencies required in paragraphs 2, 3
4979	8350		and 6 of subsection B or D o f this section shall be given if the
4980	8351		courses are taught b y a teacher certified in the se condary subject
4981	8352		area; provided, credit for units or sets of co mpetencies pursuant to
4982	8353		subsection B of this section shall be approved for college admission
4983	8354		requirements.
4984		-
4985	8355		5. If a student enrolls in a concurrent course, the scho ol
4986	8356		district shall not be respon sible for any costs incurred for that
4987	8357		course, unless the schoo l district does not offer enough course
4988		-
4989		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 115
4990	8358		selection during the student ’s secondary grade years to allow the
4991	8359		student to receive the courses needed to meet the graduat ion
4992	8360		requirements of this sectio n. If the school district does not offer
4993	8361		the necessary course selection during the student ’s secondary grade
4994	8362		years, it shall be responsible for the cost of resident tu ition at
4995	8363		an institution in The Oklahoma State System of H igher Education,
4996	8364		fees, and books for the concurrent enrollment course, and providing
4997	8365		for transportation to and from the institution to the school site.
4998		-
4999	8366		It is the intent of the Legislature that for st udents enrolled
5000	8367		in a concurrent enrollment course which i s paid for by the school
5001	8368		district pursuant to this paragraph, the institution charge only the
5002	8369		supplementary and special service fees that are directly related to
	8370	+
	8371	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 165
	8372	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	8373	+	2
	8374	+	3
	8375	+	4
	8376	+	5
	8377	+	6
	8378	+	7
	8379	+	8
	8380	+	9
	8381	+	10
	8382	+	11
	8383	+	12
	8384	+	13
	8385	+	14
	8386	+	15
	8387	+	16
	8388	+	17
	8389	+	18
	8390	+	19
	8391	+	20
	8392	+	21
	8393	+	22
	8394	+	23
	8395	+	24
	8396	+
5003	8397		the concurrent enrollment course and enrollment procedures for that
5004	8398		student. It is further th e intent of the Legislature tha t fees for
5005	8399		student activities and student service facilities, including the
5006	8400		student health care and cultural and recreational service fees, not
5007	8401		be charged to such stude nts.
5008		-
5009	8402		6. Credit for the units or sets of competencies req uired in
5010	8403		subsection B or D of t his section shall be given when such units or
5011	8404		sets of competencies are taken prior to ninth grade if the teachers
5012	8405		are certified or authorized to teach the subjects for high school
5013	8406		credit and the required rigor is maintained.
5014		-
5015	8407		7. The three units or sets of competencies in mathematics
5016	8408		required in subsection B or D of t his section shall be completed in
5017	8409		the ninth through twelfth grades. If a student completes any
5018	8410		required courses or sets of competencies in mathematics prior to
5019	8411		ninth grade, the student may take any other mathematics courses or
5020	8412		sets of competencies to fulf ill the requirement to complete three
5021	8413		units or sets of competencies in grades nine through twelve after
5022	8414		the student has satisfied the requirements of subsection B or D of
5023	8415		this section.
5024		-
5025	8416		8. All units or sets of competencies required for graduation
5026	8417		may be taken in any sequence recommended by the school district.
5027		-
5028	8418		I. As a condition of receiving accreditation from the State
5029	8419		Board of Education, all students in grades nin e through twelve shall
5030	8420		enroll in a minimum of six periods, or the equivalent in block
	8421	+
	8422	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 166
	8423	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	8424	+	2
	8425	+	3
	8426	+	4
	8427	+	5
	8428	+	6
	8429	+	7
	8430	+	8
	8431	+	9
	8432	+	10
	8433	+	11
	8434	+	12
	8435	+	13
	8436	+	14
	8437	+	15
	8438	+	16
	8439	+	17
	8440	+	18
	8441	+	19
	8442	+	20
	8443	+	21
	8444	+	22
	8445	+	23
	8446	+	24
	8447	+
5031	8448		scheduling or other scheduling structure that allows for instruction
5032		-
5033		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 116
5034	8449		in sets of competencies, of rigorous academi c and/or rigorous
5035	8450		vocational courses each day, which may include arts, vocal and
5036	8451		instrumental music, speech classes, and physical education classes.
5037		-
5038	8452		J. 1. Academic and vocational -technical courses designed to
5039	8453		offer sets of competencies integrated or embe dded within the courses
5040	8454		that provide for the teaching and learning of the appropriate sk ills
5041	8455		and knowledge in the subject matter standards, as adopted by the
5042	8456		State Board of Education, may, upon approval of the Board, in
5043	8457		consultation with the Oklahoma Depar tment of Career and Technology
5044	8458		Education if the courses a re offered at a technology cent er school
5045	8459		district, be counted for academic credit and toward meeting the
5046	8460		graduation requirements of this section.
5047		-
5048	8461		2. Internet-based courses offered by a technology ce nter school
5049	8462		that are taught by a certified teacher and pr ovide for the teaching
5050	8463		and learning of the appropriate skills and knowledge in the subject
5051	8464		matter standards may, upon approval of the State Board of Education
5052	8465		and the independent district board of ed ucation, be counted for
5053	8466		academic credit and toward meetin g the graduation requirements o f
5054	8467		this section.
5055		-
5056	8468		3. Internet-based courses or vocational -technical courses
5057	8469		utilizing integrated or embedded skills for which no subject matter
5058	8470		standards have been adopt ed by the State Board of Education may be
5059	8471		approved by the Board, in consultation with th e Oklahoma Department
	8472	+
	8473	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 167
	8474	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	8475	+	2
	8476	+	3
	8477	+	4
	8478	+	5
	8479	+	6
	8480	+	7
	8481	+	8
	8482	+	9
	8483	+	10
	8484	+	11
	8485	+	12
	8486	+	13
	8487	+	14
	8488	+	15
	8489	+	16
	8490	+	17
	8491	+	18
	8492	+	19
	8493	+	20
	8494	+	21
	8495	+	22
	8496	+	23
	8497	+	24
	8498	+
5060	8499		of Career and Technology Education if th e courses are offered at a
5061	8500		technology center school district, if such courses incorporate
5062	8501		standards of nationally recognized professional organizations and
5063	8502		are taught by certified teachers.
5064		-
5065	8503		4. Courses offered by a supplemental education organization
5066	8504		that is accredited by a national accrediting body and that are
5067	8505		taught by a certified teacher and provide for th e teaching and
5068	8506		learning of the appropriate skills and kno wledge in the subject
5069	8507		matter standards may, upon approval of the State Board of Education
5070	8508		and the school district board of education, be counted for academic
5071	8509		credit and toward meeting the graduation requirements of this
5072	8510		section.
5073		-
5074	8511		K. The State Board of Educ ation shall provide an option f or
5075	8512		high school graduation based upon attainment of the desired levels
5076		-
5077		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 117
5078	8513		of competencies as required in tests pursuant to the provisions of
5079	8514		Section 1210.508 of this title. Such option shall be in lieu of the
5080	8515		amount of course credits earned.
5081		-
5082	8516		L. The State Board of Education shall prescribe, adopt and
5083	8517		approve a promotion system based on the attainment by students of
5084	8518		specified levels of competencies in each area of the core
5085	8519		curriculum.
5086		-
5087	8520		M. Children who have individualized education programs pursuant
5088	8521		to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), and who
5089	8522		satisfy the graduation requirements through the individualized
	8523	+
	8524	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 168
	8525	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	8526	+	2
	8527	+	3
	8528	+	4
	8529	+	5
	8530	+	6
	8531	+	7
	8532	+	8
	8533	+	9
	8534	+	10
	8535	+	11
	8536	+	12
	8537	+	13
	8538	+	14
	8539	+	15
	8540	+	16
	8541	+	17
	8542	+	18
	8543	+	19
	8544	+	20
	8545	+	21
	8546	+	22
	8547	+	23
	8548	+	24
	8549	+
5090	8550		education program for that student shall be awarde d a standard
5091	8551		diploma.
5092		-
5093	8552		N. Students who enter the ninth gr ade in or prior to the 2007 -
5094	8553		08 school year who are enrolled in an alternative education progr am
5095	8554		and meet the requirements of their plans leading to high school
5096	8555		graduation developed pursuant to Sectio n 1210.568 of this title
5097	8556		shall be awarded a standard dipl oma.
5098		-
5099	8557		O. Any student who comple tes the curriculum requirements of the
5100	8558		International Baccalaur eate Diploma Program shall be awarded a
5101	8559		standard diploma.
5102		-
5103	8560		P. Any student who successfully completes an ad vanced
5104	8561		mathematics or science course offered pursuant to Section 1210.404
5105	8562		of this title shall be granted academic credit toward meeting the
5106	8563		graduation requirements pursuant to paragraph 2 or 3, as
5107	8564		appropriate, of subsection B or D of this section.
5108		-
5109	8565		Q. For purposes of this section, the courses approved for
5110	8566		college admission requirements shall be courses which are approved
5111	8567		by the Oklahoma State Regents fo r Higher Education for admission to
5112	8568		an institution within The Oklahoma State System of Higher Education.
5113		-
5114	8569		R. Students who have been denied a standard diploma by th e
5115	8570		school district in which the student is or was enrolled for failing
5116	8571		to meet the requirement s of this section may re -enroll in the school
5117	8572		district that denied the student a standard diploma followin g the
5118	8573		denial of a standard diploma. The student shall be provided
	8574	+
	8575	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 169
	8576	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	8577	+	2
	8578	+	3
	8579	+	4
	8580	+	5
	8581	+	6
	8582	+	7
	8583	+	8
	8584	+	9
	8585	+	10
	8586	+	11
	8587	+	12
	8588	+	13
	8589	+	14
	8590	+	15
	8591	+	16
	8592	+	17
	8593	+	18
	8594	+	19
	8595	+	20
	8596	+	21
	8597	+	22
	8598	+	23
	8599	+	24
	8600	+
5119	8601		remediation or interv ention and the opportunity to complete the
5120		-
5121		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 118
5122	8602		curriculum units or sets of competencies required by this section to
5123	8603		obtain a standard diploma. Students who re -enroll in the school
5124	8604		district to meet the graduation requirements of this section shall
5125	8605		be exempt from the hourly instructional requirements of Section 1 -
5126	8606		111 of this title and the six -period enrollment requirements of this
5127	8607		section.
5128		-
5129	8608		S. The State Department of Educatio n shall collect and report
5130	8609		data by school site and distri ct on the number of students wh o
5131	8610		enroll in the core curriculum as provided in subsection D of this
5132	8611		section.
5133		-
5134	8612		SECTION 52. REPEALER 70 O.S. 2021, Section 11-103.6, as
5135	8613		last amended by Section 4, Chapter 345, O.S.L. 2021, is hereby
5136	8614		repealed.
5137		-
5138	8615		SECTION 53. AMENDATORY 74 O.S. 2021, Section 85. 3A, as
5139	8616		last amended by Section 1, Chapter 58, O. S.L. 2021, is amended to
5140	8617		read as follows:
5141		-
5142	8618		Section 85.3A. A. Compliance with the provisions of the
5143	8619		Oklahoma Central Purchas ing Act shall not be required of:
5144		-
5145	8620		1. County government;
5146		-
5147	8621		2. The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education , the
5148	8622		institutions, centers or other constituent agencies of The Oklahoma
5149	8623		State System of Higher Education;
5150		-
5151	8624		3. The telecommunications network know n as OneNet;
5152	8625
	8626	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 170
	8627	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	8628	+	2
	8629	+	3
	8630	+	4
	8631	+	5
	8632	+	6
	8633	+	7
	8634	+	8
	8635	+	9
	8636	+	10
	8637	+	11
	8638	+	12
	8639	+	13
	8640	+	14
	8641	+	15
	8642	+	16
	8643	+	17
	8644	+	18
	8645	+	19
	8646	+	20
	8647	+	21
	8648	+	22
	8649	+	23
	8650	+	24
	8651	+
5153	8652		4. The Department of Publ ic Safety gun range;
5154		-
5155	8653		5. The State Treasurer for the following purcha ses:
5156		-
5157	8654		a. services including, but not lim ited to, legal services
5158	8655		to assist in the administration of the Uniform
5159	8656		Unclaimed Property Act, as provided i n Section 668 of
5160	8657		Title 60 of the Oklahom a Statutes, and
5161		-
5162	8658		b. software, hardware and associated services to ass ist
5163	8659		in the administration of funds and securities held by
5164		-
5165		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 119
5166	8660		the state, as provided in Section 71.2 of Title 62 of
5167	8661		the Oklahoma Statutes;
5168		-
5169	8662		6. Statutorily allowed interagency agreements betwee n state
5170	8663		agencies;
5171		-
5172	8664		7. The Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs, i n accordance
5173	8665		with Section 63.22 of Ti tle 72 of the Oklahoma Statutes;
5174		-
5175	8666		8. The Oklahoma Military Department for the purchases of
5176	8667		heraldry items including, but limited to, medals, badges and other
5177	8668		military accoutrements; or
5178		-
5179	8669		9. A transaction, wholly funded by monies other than state-
5180	8670		derived funds, in which a state agency function s only as a pass-
5181	8671		through conduit to fund an acquisition that is required by the
5182	8672		funding source for the benefit of a nother entity or individuals and
5183	8673		the state agency does not retain owne rship of any part of the
5184	8674		acquisition as a result of the transaction ; or
5185	8675
	8676	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 171
	8677	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	8678	+	2
	8679	+	3
	8680	+	4
	8681	+	5
	8682	+	6
	8683	+	7
	8684	+	8
	8685	+	9
	8686	+	10
	8687	+	11
	8688	+	12
	8689	+	13
	8690	+	14
	8691	+	15
	8692	+	16
	8693	+	17
	8694	+	18
	8695	+	19
	8696	+	20
	8697	+	21
	8698	+	22
	8699	+	23
	8700	+	24
	8701	+
5186	8702		10. The Secretary of Stat e when selecting a vendor for
5187	8703		publication of the Oklahoma Statutes in accordance with Se ction 13
5188	8704		of Title 75 of the Oklahoma Statutes .
5189		-
5190	8705		B. The State Purchasing Director may form an advisory committee
5191	8706		consisting of representatives from entities exempted fro m the
5192	8707		provisions of the Oklahoma Central Purchasing Act. The purpose of
5193	8708		the committee shall be to allow committee members to provide in put
5194	8709		into the development of shared state purchasing contracts,
5195	8710		collaboratively participate in the integration of their p urchasing
5196	8711		platforms or electronic purchasing catalogs, an alyze solutions that
5197	8712		may be used by state government to meet the purchasing nee ds of the
5198	8713		entities, explore joint purchases of general use items tha t result
5199	8714		in mutual procurement of quality goods and services at the lowest
5200	8715		reasonable cost and explore flexib ility, administrative relief and
5201	8716		transformation changes through utilization of procurement
5202	8717		technology.
5203		-
5204	8718		C. At the invitation of the State Purchasin g Director entities
5205	8719		exempted from the provisions of the Oklahoma Central Purchasing Act
5206	8720		shall participate in the advisory committee referenced in subsection
5207	8721		B of this section.
5208		-
5209		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 120
5210		-
5211	8722		D. The State Purchasing Director may invite representatives of
5212	8723		political subdivisions, and local common education entities to
5213	8724		participate as members of the advisory committee.
5214	8725
	8726	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 172
	8727	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	8728	+	2
	8729	+	3
	8730	+	4
	8731	+	5
	8732	+	6
	8733	+	7
	8734	+	8
	8735	+	9
	8736	+	10
	8737	+	11
	8738	+	12
	8739	+	13
	8740	+	14
	8741	+	15
	8742	+	16
	8743	+	17
	8744	+	18
	8745	+	19
	8746	+	20
	8747	+	21
	8748	+	22
	8749	+	23
	8750	+	24
	8751	+
5215	8752		SECTION 54. REPEALER 74 O.S. 2021, Section 85.3A, as
5216	8753		last amended by Section 13, Chapter 101, O.S. L. 2021, is hereby
5217	8754		repealed.
5218		-
5219	8755		SECTION 55. AMENDATORY 75 O.S. 2021, Section 251, as
5220	8756		last amended by Section 31, Chapter 12 , O.S.L. 2021, is amended to
5221	8757		read as follows:
5222		-
5223	8758		Section 251. A. 1. Upon the request of the Sec retary, each
5224	8759		agency shall furnish to the Office a complete set of its permanent
5225	8760		rules in such form as is r equired by the Secretary or as otherwise
5226	8761		provided by law.
5227		-
5228	8762		2. The Secretary shall promul gate rules to ensure the effective
5229	8763		administration of the provi sions of Article I of the Administrative
5230	8764		Procedures Act. The rules shall include, but are not limited to,
5231	8765		rules prescribing paper size, numbering system, and the format of
5232	8766		documents required to be filed pursuant to the provisions of the
5233	8767		Administrative Procedures Act or such other requirements as deemed
5234	8768		necessary by the Secretary to implement the provisions of the
5235	8769		Administrative Procedures Act.
5236		-
5237	8770		3. The website of ea ch agency shall provide a link to the
5238	8771		website of the Secretary of State where the rules of the agency ar e
5239	8772		published.
5240		-
5241	8773		B. 1. Each agency shall file the number of copies specified by
5242	8774		the Secretary of all new rules, and all amendments, revisions or
5243	8775		revocations of existing rules attested t o by the agency, pursuant to
	8776	+
	8777	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 173
	8778	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	8779	+	2
	8780	+	3
	8781	+	4
	8782	+	5
	8783	+	6
	8784	+	7
	8785	+	8
	8786	+	9
	8787	+	10
	8788	+	11
	8789	+	12
	8790	+	13
	8791	+	14
	8792	+	15
	8793	+	16
	8794	+	17
	8795	+	18
	8796	+	19
	8797	+	20
	8798	+	21
	8799	+	22
	8800	+	23
	8801	+	24
	8802	+
5244	8803		the provisions of Section 254 of this title, with the Office within
5245	8804		thirty (30) calendar days after they become finally adopted.
5246		-
5247	8805		2. An agency filing rules pursuant to the provisions of this
5248	8806		subsection:
5249		-
5250	8807		a. shall prepare the rul es in plain language which can be
5251	8808		easily understood,
5252		-
5253		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 121
5254		-
5255	8809		b. shall not unnecessarily repeat statutory language.
5256	8810		Whenever it is necessary to refer to statutory
5257	8811		language in order to effectively convey the meaning of
5258	8812		a rule interpreting that language, the referen ce shall
5259	8813		clearly indicate the portion of the language which is
5260	8814		statutory and the portion which is the agency ’s
5261	8815		amplification or interpretation of that language,
5262		-
5263	8816		c. shall indicate whether a rule is new, amends an
5264	8817		existing permanent rule or repeals an existi ng
5265	8818		permanent rule. If a rule amends an existing rule,
5266	8819		the rule shall indicate the language to be deleted
5267	8820		typed with a line through the language and language to
5268	8821		be inserted typed with the new language underscored,
5269		-
5270	8822		d. shall state if the rule supersedes an e xisting
5271	8823		emergency rule,
5272		-
5273	8824		e. shall include a reference to any rule requirin g a new
5274	8825		or revised form in a note to the rule. The Secretary
	8826	+
	8827	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 174
	8828	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	8829	+	2
	8830	+	3
	8831	+	4
	8832	+	5
	8833	+	6
	8834	+	7
	8835	+	8
	8836	+	9
	8837	+	10
	8838	+	11
	8839	+	12
	8840	+	13
	8841	+	14
	8842	+	15
	8843	+	16
	8844	+	17
	8845	+	18
	8846	+	19
	8847	+	20
	8848	+	21
	8849	+	22
	8850	+	23
	8851	+	24
	8852	+
5275	8853		shall insert that reference in “The Oklahoma Register”
5276	8854		as a notation to the affected rule,
5277		-
5278	8855		f. shall prepare, in plain lan guage, a statement of the
5279	8856		gist of the rule and an analysis of new or amen ded
5280	8857		rules. The analysis shall include but not be limited
5281	8858		to a reference to any statute that th e rule
5282	8859		interprets, any related statute or any related rul e,
5283		-
5284	8860		g. may include with its rule s, brief notes,
5285	8861		illustrations, findings of facts, and references to
5286	8862		digests of Supreme Court cases, other court decisions,
5287	8863		or Attorney General’s opinions, and other exp lanatory
5288	8864		material. Such material may be included if the
5289	8865		material is labeled or set forth in a manner which
5290	8866		clearly distinguishes it from the rules,
5291		-
5292	8867		h. shall include other information, in such form and in
5293	8868		such manner as is required by the Secretary, and
5294		-
5295		-
5296		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 122
5297	8869		i. may change the format of existing rules without any
5298	8870		rulemaking action by the agency in order to comply
5299	8871		with the standard provisions established by the
5300	8872		Secretary for “Code” and “The Oklahoma Register ”
5301	8873		publication so long as there is no substantive change
5302	8874		to the rule.
5303		-
5304	8875		C. The Secretary is authorized to determine a numbering system
5305	8876		and other standardized format for documents to be filed and may
	8877	+
	8878	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 175
	8879	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	8880	+	2
	8881	+	3
	8882	+	4
	8883	+	5
	8884	+	6
	8885	+	7
	8886	+	8
	8887	+	9
	8888	+	10
	8889	+	11
	8890	+	12
	8891	+	13
	8892	+	14
	8893	+	15
	8894	+	16
	8895	+	17
	8896	+	18
	8897	+	19
	8898	+	20
	8899	+	21
	8900	+	22
	8901	+	23
	8902	+	24
	8903	+
5306	8904		refuse to accept for publication any document that does not
5307	8905		substantially conform to the promulgated rules of the Se cretary.
5308		-
5309	8906		D. In order to avoid unnecessary expense, an ag ency may use the
5310	8907		published standards established by organizations and technical
5311	8908		societies of recognized national standing, other state agencies, or
5312	8909		federal agencies by incorporating the standards or rules in its
5313	8910		rules or regulations by reference to the spe cific issue or issues of
5314	8911		publications in which the standards are published, without
5315	8912		reproducing the stan dards in full. The standards shall be readily
5316	8913		available to the public for examination at the a dministrative
5317	8914		offices of the agency. In addition, a copy of such standards shall
5318	8915		be kept and maintained by the agency pursuant to the provisions of
5319	8916		the Preservation of Essential Records Act.
5320		-
5321	8917		E. The Secretary shall provide for the publication of all
5322	8918		Executive Orders received pursuant to the provisions of Sectio n 664
5323	8919		of Title 74 of the Oklaho ma Statutes.
5324		-
5325	8920		F. The Secretary may authorize or require the filing of rul es
5326	8921		or Executive Orders by or through electronic data or machine
5327	8922		readable equipment in such form and manner as is required by the
5328	8923		Secretary.
5329		-
5330	8924		G. In consultation with the Adjutant Gener al, the Secretary
5331	8925		shall establish a method for the publication and archiv ing of all
5332	8926		military publications received by the Secretary of State from the
5333	8927		Adjutant General pursuant to the Oklahoma Uniform Code of Military
	8928	+
	8929	+	SB1802 HFLR Page 176
	8930	+	BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments. 1
	8931	+	2
	8932	+	3
	8933	+	4
	8934	+	5
	8935	+	6
	8936	+	7
	8937	+	8
	8938	+	9
	8939	+	10
	8940	+	11
	8941	+	12
	8942	+	13
	8943	+	14
	8944	+	15
	8945	+	16
	8946	+	17
	8947	+	18
	8948	+	19
	8949	+	20
	8950	+	21
	8951	+	22
	8952	+	23
	8953	+	24
	8954	+
5334	8955		Justice and the Oklahoma State Guard Ac t. Military publications
5335	8956		shall be defined in accordance with Section 801 of Title 44 of the
5336	8957		Oklahoma Statutes. The Secretary may also authorize or require the
5337	8958		filing of military publications by or through electronic means i n
5338	8959		such form and manner as is required by the Secretary. This
5339		-
5340		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 123
5341	8960		subsection shall only apply to military pu blications promulgated
5342	8961		after October 1, 2019.
5343		-
5344	8962		H. On or before October 1, 2022, the Secretary s hall commence
5345	8963		publication of all military publications pr ovided by the Adjutant
5346	8964		General. On a biennial basis thereafter, the Secretary shall cause
5347	8965		the military publications received in the course of the previous two
5348	8966		(2) years to be published in a printed and bound format suitable for
5349	8967		physical archiving in suffi cient numbers to satisfy the re quirements
5350	8968		of the “Publications Clearinghouse ” established in Section 3 -113.3
5351	8969		of Title 65 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
5352		-
5353	8970		SECTION 56. REPEALER 75 O.S. 2021, Section 251, as last
5354	8971		amended by Section 6, Chapter 11, O.S.L. 2021, is hereby repealed.
5355		-
5356	8972		SECTION 57. It being immediately necessary for the preservation
5357	8973		of the public peace, health or safety, an emergency is hereby
5358	8974		declared to exist, b y reason whereof this act shall take effect and
5359	8975		be in full force from and after its passage and approval.
5360	8976
5361		-
5362		-	ENR. S. B. NO. 1802 Page 124
5363		-	Passed the Senate the 8th day of March, 2022.
5364		-
5365		-
5366		-
5367		-	Presiding Officer of the Senate
5368		-
5369		-
5370		-	Passed the House of Representatives the 28th day of April, 2022.
5371		-
5372		-
5373		-
5374		-	Presiding Officer of the House
5375		-	of Representatives
5376		-
5377		-	OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
5378		-	Received by the Office of the Governor this _______ _____________
5379		-	day of _________________ __, 20_______, at _______ o'clock ___ ____ M.
5380		-	By: _______________________________ __
5381		-	Approved by the Governor of the State of Oklahoma this _____ ____
5382		-	day of _________________ __, 20_______, at _______ o'clock _______ M.
5383		-
5384		-	_________________________________
5385		-	Governor of the State of Oklahoma
5386		-
5387		-
5388		-	OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
5389		-	Received by the Office of the Secretary of State this _______ ___
5390		-	day of __________________, 20 _______, at _______ o'clock _______ M.
5391		-	By: _______________________________ __
	8977	+	COMMITTEE REPORT BY: COMMITTEE ON RULES, dated 04/05/2022 - DO PASS.