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30+ENGROSSED SENATE BILL NO . 488 By: Paxton of the Senate
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40+An Act relating to state government; amending 74 O.S.
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42+700, Chapter 304, O.S.L. 20 12, 51.2, as amended by
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44+51.2c, as amended by Section 702, Chapter 304, O.S.L.
45+2012, Section 1, Chapter 54, O.S.L. 2013 and 51. 3 (74
46+O.S. Supp. 2020, Sections 51.1a, 51.2, 51.2c and
47+51.2d), which relate t o the Oklahoma Homeland
48+Security Act; creating the Office of Homelan d
49+Security within the Oklahoma Department of Emergency
50+Management; providing for powers and duties of the
51+Homeland Security Advisor; removing des ignation
52+requirement for location of the Of fice of Homeland
53+Security; modifying powers and duties of the Office
54+of Homeland Security; modifying interoperable public
55+safety communications planning; modifying Oklahoma
56+Homeland Security Revolving Fund; modify ing emergency
57+preparedness grants; modifyin g Oklahoma School
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59+Security Revolving Fund; modifying Oklahoma School
60+Security Institute; modifying regional planning and
61+coordination advisory councils; updating statutory
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7143 BILL NO. 488 By: Paxton of the Senate
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15154 An Act relating to state government; amending 74 O.S.
16-2021, Sections 51.1, 51.1a, 51.2, 51.2a, 51.2b,
17-51.2c, 51.2d, and 51.3, which relate to the Oklahoma
18-Homeland Security Act; creating the Office of
19-Homeland Security within the Oklahoma Department of
20-Emergency Management; providing for powers and duties
21-of the Homeland Security Advisor; removing
22-designation requirement for location of the Of fice of
23-Homeland Security; modifying powers and duties of the
24-Office of Homeland Security; modifying interoperable
25-public safety communications planning; modifying
26-Oklahoma Homeland Security Revolving Fund; modify ing
27-emergency preparedness grants; modifyin g Oklahoma
28-School Security Grant Program Act; modifying Oklahoma
29-School Security Revolving Fund; modifying Oklahoma
30-School Security Institute; modifying regional
31-planning and coordination advisory councils; and
32-updating statutory references.
155+2011, Sections 51.1, 51.1a, as amended by Section
156+700, Chapter 304, O.S.L. 20 12, 51.2, as amended by
157+Section 701, Chapter 304, O.S.L. 2012, 51.2a, 51.2b,
158+51.2c, as amended by Section 702, Chapter 304, O.S.L.
159+2012, Section 1, Chapter 54, O.S.L. 2013 and 51. 3 (74
160+O.S. Supp. 2020, Sections 51.1a, 51.2, 51.2c and
161+51.2d), which relate t o the Oklahoma Homeland
162+Security Act; creating the Office of Homeland
163+Security within the Oklahoma Department of Emergency
164+Management; providing for powers and duties of the
165+Homeland Security Advisor; removing designation
166+requirement for location of the Of fice of Homeland
167+Security; modifying powers and duties of the Office
168+of Homeland Security; modifying interoperable public
169+safety communications planning; modifying Oklahoma
170+Homeland Security Revolving Fund; modifying emergency
171+preparedness grants; modifyin g Oklahoma School
172+Security Grant Program Act; modifying Oklahoma School
173+Security Revolving Fund; modifying Oklahoma School
174+Security Institute; modifying regional planning and
175+coordination advisory cou ncils; updating statutory
176+references; and providing an effective date.
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39182 BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
183+SECTION 1. AMENDATORY 74 O.S. 2011, Section 51.1, is
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44211 Section 51.1. A. There is hereby created within the Oklahoma
45212 Department of Emergency Manage ment, the Office of Homeland Security .
46213 The Governor Director of the Department shall be the chief officer
47214 of the Office and shall appoint a Homeland Security Director Advisor
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51216 and administration of the Office. The Governor Director shall
52217 determine the salary for the Director Advisor in cooperation with
53218 standards promulgated by the Office of Manag ement and Enterprise
54219 Services, and may make such expenditures within the appropriation
55220 therefor, or from such other available funds as may be necessary to
56221 carry out the purposes of the Oklahoma Homeland Security Act and
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59223 B. The Oklahoma Homeland Security Director Advisor shall
60224 possess or obtain a federally recognized Top Secret Level Clearance
61225 clearances as appropriate to perform the duties of the position .
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63226 1. Any employee of state government appointed by the Director
64227 to the position of Oklahoma Homeland Security Director Advisor shall
65228 have a right to return to the p reviously held classified position of
66229 the employee without any loss of rights, privileges , or benefits
67230 immediately upon completion of the duties as Oklahoma Homeland
68231 Security Director Advisor, provided the employee is not otherwis e
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72234 Security Director Advisor, if already a member of a state retirement
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73261 system, shall be eligible to continue pa rticipation in that s ystem.
74262 If not a member of a state retirement sy stem, the Director Advisor
75263 shall be eligible to participate in the Oklahoma Public Employees
76264 Retirement System. The Oklahoma Homeland Security Director Advisor
77265 shall be eligible for part icipation in only one retirement system
78266 and shall elect in writing th e system in which the Director Advisor
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81268 3. The Commissioner of the Department of Public Safety may
82-commission the Director of Homeland Security, Advisor and designated
83-staff within the agency as specified by the Director , as a peace
84-officer if at the time of appointment the Director is certified
85-peace officers. All commissioned staff must obtain and maintain
86-certification as a law enforcement officer officers by the Council
87-on Law Enforcement Education and Training (CLEET) or as a state
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93277 C. The Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security shall consist of at
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102282 D. The Director shall be authorized to employ personnel
103283 necessary to achieve the mission of the Office. Other federal,
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105311 Security pursuant to a n interagency agreement. The Governor shall
106312 designate at which appropriate state agency the Oklahoma Office of
107313 Homeland Security shall be located. That agency shall provide
108314 housing, administrative staff and other support to the Oklahoma
109315 Office of Homeland Security. All positions and personnel of the
110316 Office of Homeland Security shall be exempt from the full -time-
111317 employee limit of the state agency where the Office of Homeland
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114319 E. The Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security Director shall have
115320 the duty and responsibility to develop and coord inate the
116321 implementation and administration of a comprehensive statewide
117322 strategy that is integrated into the emergency operation s plan to
118323 secure the State of Oklahoma from the results of acts of terrori sm,
119324 from a public health emergency, from cyberterrori sm, and from
120325 weapons of mass destruction as that term is defined in 18 U.S.C.,
121326 Section 2332a, and to perform other duties assigne d by the Governor
122327 Director. These duties shall include but not be limited to:
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124328 1. Representing the State of Oklahoma with fede ral agencies as
125329 the state homeland security director Homeland Security Advisor for
126330 purposes of accessing federal funds and cooper ating with federal
127331 agencies in the development a nd implementation of a nat ionwide
128332 homeland security plan of response; and
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130333 2. Coordinating the Homeland Sec urity efforts within the State
131334 of Oklahoma, including working with the Director, Governor and
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132361 Legislature, state agencies, and local elected official s and local
133362 governments, emergency responder groups, private-sector businesses,
134363 educational institutions, v olunteer organizations , and the general
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137364 public. State agencies receiving federal funding for homelan d
138365 security purposes shall report the amount and intended use of those
139366 funds to the Oklahoma Homeland Security Director Department to
140367 ensure efficient use o f funds and to avoid duplication of efforts.
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142368 F. Included in the comprehensive statewide strategy and
143369 consistent with the National Strategy for Homel and Security, as
144370 promulgated by the Office of the President of the United State s, or
145371 its successor plan or plans, the Oklahoma Homeland Security Director
146372 Advisor shall establish the following strategic object ives for
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161381 1. Establish a plan for the effective implementation of a
162382 statewide emergency All -Hazards response system , including the
163383 duties and responsibilities of regional emergency response teams;
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175417 local government may enter into contracts wit h each other for
176418 equipment and personnel, or both , to carry out the requirements of
177419 the Homeland Security Act. The contract may include any provisio ns
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183422 I. All state agencies and political subdivisions of this state
184423 and all officers and employees of those agencies and political
185424 subdivisions are hereby directed to c ooperate with and lend
186425 assistance to the Oklahoma Homeland Security Director and Advisor.
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426+SECTION 2. AMENDATORY 74 O.S. 2011, Section 51.1a, as
427+amended by Section 700, Chapter 304, O .S.L. 2012 (74 O.S. Supp.
428+2020, Section 51.1a), is amended to read as foll ows:
191429 Section 51.1a. A. In addition to the powers an d duties as
192430 defined elsewhere in statute, the Oklahoma Office of Homeland
193431 Security Department of Emergency Management has the duty and
194432 responsibility for interoperable public sa fety communications
195433 planning within the State of Oklahoma. As part of this dut y the
196434 Oklahoma Office of Hom eland Security Department shall:
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198461 1. Annually develop and report to the Governor, President Pro
199462 Tempore of the Senate and Speaker of the House of Rep resentatives,
200463 the Statewide Communications Interoperability Plan;
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203465 communication needs of state government and state emergency
204466 responders, including a migrat ion plan for state agency use of
205467 public safety communications technologies and rendering of aid
206468 between state government and it s political subdivisions for
207469 organizing and use of disparate public safety communications
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211472 involving public safet y communications vendors w here the focus of
212473 such authority can substantially en hance the state communicatio ns
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215475 4. Apply for, receive , and hold, or assist state agencies in
216476 applying for, receiving, or holding such authorizations, licenses ,
217477 and allocations of channel s and frequencies to carry out the
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224481 technologies. These standards shall be utiliz ed by the Information
225482 Services Division of the Office of Management and Enterpr ise
226483 Services pursuant to the provisions of Section 34.20 of Title 62 of
227484 the Oklahoma Statutes; and
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234515 entities comply with the provisions of the Statewide Communications
235516 Interoperability Plan issued by the Oklahoma Office of Homeland
236517 Security Department. All state agencies are required to review the
237518 provisions of the Statewide Communication s Interoperability Plan and
238519 the public safety communications standards issued by the Oklahoma
239520 Office of Homeland Security Department prior to the purchase,
240521 acquisition, development, or enhancement of any public safety
241522 communications system. Local public s afety agencies and political
242523 subdivisions of the state are encouraged, but not required, to
243524 review the provisions of the Statewide Communications
244525 Interoperability Plan and the public safety communications standards
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247528 public safety communications system to assist the local p ublic
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254560 public safety communications standard s issued by the Oklahoma Office
255561 of Homeland Security Department.
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563+amended by Section 701, Chapter 304, O.S.L. 2012 (74 O.S. Supp.
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260565 Section 51.2. A. There is hereby created in the State Treasury
261566 a revolving fund for the Oklahom a Office of Homeland Security
262567 Department of Emergency Management to be designated the "Oklahoma
263568 Homeland Security Revolving Fun d". The Oklahoma Homeland S ecurity
264569 Revolving Fund shall be a continuing fund, not subject to fiscal
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269572 Safety from:
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272574 actions taken and costs incurred by a regional team in response to
273575 an incident or event involving a dangerous substance;
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276577 state agencies and entities of state government;
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279579 Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security Department or the Department of
280580 Public Safety from the Unit ed States government or pu rsuant to
281581 proceedings in district court to enforce cl aims initiated pursuant
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294616 Security Revolving Fund are hereby ap propriated and may be budg eted
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303622 3. Education and reimbursement for expens es of regional teams,
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307-funeral expenses for any memb er of the state military forces who
308-died in the line of duty while serving on state active duty, as
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313624 C. Expenditures from t he Oklahoma Homeland Security Revolving
314625 Fund shall be made upon warrants issued by the State Treasure r
315626 against claims filed as prescribed by law with the Director of the
316627 Office of Management and Enterprise Services for approval and
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329663 and institutions of higher learning in the State of Oklahoma t o
330664 encourage greater emergenc y preparedness, including, but not limited
331665 to, improvement of plans and procedures for natural and ma n-made
332666 disaster disasters and emergencies, impro vement of security on
333667 campus, at events, and with regard to buses and other
334668 transportation, and improvement of communications strategies and
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338671 relief, and public health entities in the State of Oklahoma to
339672 encourage the active engagement of such entities with publ ic
340673 schools, private schools, technology center schools , and
341674 institutions of higher learning in their efforts to improve
342675 emergency preparedness.
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351681 Emergency Management shall solicit proposals for and make grants for
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362714 institutions of the ris ks, threats, and vulnerabilities of school
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366717 programs designed to assess cam pus risks, threats, and
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375724 established by the Oklahoma Of fice of Homeland Security.
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378726 determine grant project criteria and establish a process for the
379727 consideration of prop osals. The proposals shall be considered on a
380728 statewide competitive basis among peer institutions.
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383730 Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security Department shall prepare an
384731 annual report on the Oklaho ma School Security Grant Program and
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385758 submit the report to the Governor, the Presi dent Pro Tempore of the
386759 Senate, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives.
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760+SECTION 6. AMENDATORY 74 O.S. 2011, Sectio n 51.2c, as
761+amended by Section 702, Chapter 304, O.S.L. 2012 (74 O.S. Supp.
762+2020, Section 51.2c), is amende d to read as follows:
391763 Section 51.2c. A. There is hereby created in the State
392764 Treasury a revolving f und for the Oklahoma Office of Homeland
393765 Security Department of Emergency M anagement to be designated the
394766 "Oklahoma School Secur ity Revolving Fund". The Oklahoma School
395767 Security Revolving Fund shall be a continuing fund, not subject to
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399769 Oklahoma Office of Homela nd Security Department from:
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402771 state agencies and entities of state government for school security;
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405773 Oklahoma Office of Homeland Securi ty Department from the United
406774 States government oblig ated to school security proj ects;
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413778 Security Revolving Fund are hereby appropriated and may be budgeted
414779 and expended by the Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security Department
415780 for the administration of the Oklahoma School Security Grant
416781 Program. Contingent upon the availability of fu nding, the Oklahoma
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417808 Office of Homeland Security Department may make grants each year to
418809 institutions of higher learning, technology center schools, public
419810 schools, and private schools as provided in Section 51.26 51.2b of
420811 this title.
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422812 C. Expenditures from the Oklahoma School Securi ty Revolving
423813 Fund shall be made upon warrants issued by the State Treasurer
424814 against claims filed as prescribed by law with the Director of the
425815 Office of Management and Enterprise Ser vices for approval and
426816 payment.
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818+(74 O.S. Supp. 2020, Section 51.2d), is amended to read as follows:
431819 Section 51.2d. A. Upon the effective date of this act July 1,
432820 2013, the Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security Department of
433821 Emergency Management shall designate a division function of their
434822 office its agency as the "Oklahoma School Security Institute ".
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436823 B. The Oklahoma School Security Institute shall act as the
437824 central repository for the public and private elementary and
438825 secondary schools of this st ate to contact for information on
439826 resources made available to the schools in thei r efforts to enhance
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443828 The goals and objectives of the Oklahoma School Security Insti tute
444829 shall include, but no t be limited to:
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446856 1. Maximizing school security train ing and support to public
447857 and private elementary and secondary schools as authorized pursuant
448858 to Section 51.2b of Title 74 of the Oklahoma Statutes this title;
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451860 elementary and secondary school administr ators as required in the
452861 development and implementation of safety drills;
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454862 3. Facilitating efforts of public and private elementa ry and
455863 secondary schools to utilize any availabl e programs or entities
456864 specializing in security issues; and
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458865 4. Creating and coordinating any working group s when necessary
459866 in order to continue developing and implementing new strategies and
460867 techniques for future recommendations on school security issues.
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463869 telephone tip line wh ereby reports of activity th at may compromise
464870 school safety can be called in and disseminated to the appropriate
465871 parties for additional investigation should it be warranted.
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872+SECTION 8. AMENDATORY 74 O.S. 2011, Section 51.3, is
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470874 Section 51.3. A. There are hereby created regional planning
471875 and coordination advisory councils for hom eland security. The
472876 Oklahoma Homeland Security Director Department of Emergency
473877 Management shall designate the geographical bo undaries for each
474878 regional advisory council within the state.
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512923 appointed by the Oklahoma Homeland Security Department of Emergency
513924 Management Director. The Director shall appoint from a list of
514925 nominees provided to the Direc tor from statewide associations or
515926 entities that represent the disciplines to be represented on the
516927 advisory councils. All members can be removed for cause by the
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520956 or have employment duties within the region to be served by the
521957 regional advisory council. Regional advisory council members shall
522958 have staggered terms of office not exceeding three (3) years and may
523959 be reappointed upon the expiration of a term.
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526961 year or more frequently at the discretion of t he Director. The
527962 Director, or Homeland Security Advisor or designee, from the
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531964 meetings of the regional adviso ry councils. A majority of the
532965 members of the region al advisory council shall co nstitute a quorum.
533966 The Office of Homeland Security Department shall establish policies
534967 and procedures regarding the operation of the regional adviso ry
535968 councils.
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538970 council shall be:
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543973 2. Coordinating and cooperatin g with the Oklahoma Office of
544974 Homeland Security Department to achieve the strategic objectives
545975 prescribed in this act the Oklahoma Homeland Security Act ; and
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548977 Oklahoma Homeland Security Director.
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552-Passed the Senate the 16th day of May, 2022.
1005+Passed the Senate the 8th day of March, 2021.
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566-OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
567-Received by the Office of the Governor this _______ _____________
568-day of ___________________, 20_______, at _______ o'clock _______ M.
569-By: _______________________________ __
570-Approved by the Governor of the State of Oklahoma this _____ ____
571-day of _________________ __, 20_______, at _______ o'clock _______ M.
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574- Governor of the State of Oklahoma
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577-OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
578-Received by the Office of the Secretary of State this _______ ___
579-day of __________________, 20 _______, at _______ o'clock _______ M.
580-By: _______________________________ __