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34	29		BILL NO. 2329 By: Boatman of the House
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38	33		Weaver of the Senate
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43	40		[ public finance - Chief Information Officer – salary
44		-	- eligibility requirements - reporting requirements –
45		-	inclusions - authority to contract - state and
46		-	national criminal history record ch eck – exceptions -
47		-	oversight authority - the Oklahoma State ~~Government~~
48		-	2.0 Initiative - State Governmental ~~Technology~~
49		-	Applications Review Board - effective ~~date ]~~
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	41	+	- eligibility requirements - reporting requirements
	42	+	– inclusions - authority to contract - state and
	43	+	national criminal history record ch eck – exceptions
	44	+	- oversight authority - the Oklahoma State
	45	+	Government 2.0 Initiative - State Governmental
	46	+	Technology Applications Review Board - effective
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55	52		BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOP LE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
56	53		SECTION 1. AMENDATORY 62 O.S. 2021, Section 34.11.1, is
57	54		amended to read as follows:
58	55		Section 34.11.1 A. There is hereby created the position of
59	56		Chief Information Officer who shall be appointed by the Governor.
60	57		The Chief Information Off icer, in addition to having shall have
61	58		authority over the Information Services Division o f the Office of
62	59		Management and Enterprise Services, shall also serve as Secretary of
63		-	Information Technolo gy and Telecommunications or successor cabinet
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	86	+	Information Technology and Telecommunications or successor cabinet
	87	+	position and shall have jurisdictional areas of responsibility
	88	+	related to information technology and tel ecommunications syste ms of
93	89		all state agencies as provided for in state law. The salary of the
94	90		Chief Information Officer shall not be less than One Hundred Thirty
95	91		Thousand Dollars ($130,000.00) or more than One Hundred Sixty
96	92		Thousand Dollars ($160,000.00).
97	93		B. Any person appoi nted to the position of Chief Information
98	94		Officer shall meet the following eligibility requirements:
99	95		1. A baccalaureate degree in Computer Inform ation Systems,
100	96		Information Systems or Technology Management, Business
101	97		Administration, Finance, or other simila r degree;
102	98		2. A minimum of ten (10) years of professional experience with
103	99		responsibilities for management and support of information systems
104	100		and information technology, includ ing seven (7) five (5) years of
105	101		direct management of a major information technology operation and
106	102		cybersecurity operations;
107	103		3. 2. Familiarity with local and wide -area network design,
108	104		implementation, and operation;
109	105		4. 3. Experience with data and voice con vergence service
110	106		offerings;
111	107		5. 4. Experience in developing technology budgets ;
112	108		6. 5. Experience in developing requests for proposal and
113	109		administering the within bid process processes;
114		-	7. 6. Experience managing professional s taff, teams, and
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116		-	8. Knowledge of telecommunications operations;
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	138	+	8. Knowledge of telecommunications operations;
144	139		9. 7. Ability to develop and set strategic direction for
145	140		information technology and telecommunications and to manage daily
146	141		development and operations functions;
147	142		10. 8. An effective communicator who is able to build
148	143		consensus;
149	144		11. 9. Ability to analyze and resolve complex issues, bo th
150	145		logical and interpersonal;
151	146		12. 10. Effective verbal and written communications skills and
152	147		effective presentation skills, geared toward coordinati on and
153	148		education;
154	149		13. 11. Ability to negotiate and defuse conflict; and
155	150		14. 12. A self-motivator, independent, cooperative, flexible
156	151		and creative.
157	152		C. The salary and any other expenses for the Chief Information
158	153		Officer shall be established by the State Chief Operating Offic er,
159	154		or in the absence of a State Chief Operating Officer, the Governor
160	155		and budgeted as a separate line item through the O ffice of
161	156		Management and Enterprise Services. The operating exp enses of the
162	157		Information Services Division shall be set by the Chief Information
163	158		Officer and shall be budgeted as a separate line item through the
164	159		Office of Management and Enterprise Services. The Office of
165		-	Management and Enterprise Services sha ll provide adequate office
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167		-	Information Officer to carry out the information technology and
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	187	+	space, equipment and support necessary to enable the Chief
	188	+	Information Officer to carry out the information technology and
195	189		telecommunications duties and responsibilities of the Chief
196	190		Information Officer and the Information Services Divisio n.
197	191		D. 1. Within twelve (12) months of appointment, the first The
198	192		Chief Information Officer shall complete annually an assessment,
199	193		which shall be modified ann ually pursuant to Section 35.5 of this
200	194		title, of the implem entation of the transfer, coordination , and
201	195		modernization of all information technology an d telecommunication
202	196		systems of all state agencies in the state as provided for in the
203	197		Oklahoma Information Services Act. The assessment shal l include the
204	198		information technology and telecommunications sys tems of all
205	199		institutions within The Oklahoma State S ystem of Higher Education,
206	200		the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education and the
207	201		telecommunications netwo rk known as OneNet as assembled an d
208	202		submitted by the Oklaho ma Higher Education Chief Information
209	203		Officer, as designated by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher
210	204		Education Oklahoma IT 3-Year Strategic Plan. The report shall
211	205		include the current and upcoming years' technology-based services, a
212	206		short-term and long-term direction for technology strategy, and
213	207		outline plans for data enablement and protection, digital
214	208		transformation and technology management for the State of Oklahoma.
215		-	2. Within twelve (12) month s of appointment, the first Chief
216		-	Information Officer shall issue a report setting out a plan of
217		-	action which will include the following:
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	235	+	2. Within twelve (12) month s of appointment, the first Chief
	236	+	Information Officer shall issue a report setting out a plan of
	237	+	action which will include the following:
245	238		a. define the shared service model organi zation structure
246	239		and the reporting relationship of the recommended
247	240		organization,
248	241		b. the implementation of an in formation technology and
249	242		telecommunications shared services mod el that defines
250	243		the statewide infrastructure environment needed by
251	244		most state agencies that is not specific to individual
252	245		agencies and the shared applications that are utilized
253	246		across multiple agencies,
254	247		c. define the services that shall be in the shared
255	248		services model under the control of the Information
256	249		Services Division of the Office of Management and
257	250		Enterprise Services,
258	251		d. define the roadmap to implement the proposed shared
259	252		services model. The roadmap shall include
260	253		recommendations on the transfer, coor dination, and
261	254		modernization of all information technology and
262	255		telecommunication sy stems of all the state agencies in
263	256		the state,
264		-	e. recommendations on the reall ocation of information
265		-	technology and telecommunication resources and
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294	286		f. a cost benefit analysis to support the recommendations
295	287		on the reallocation of information techn ology and
296	288		telecommunication resources and personnel,
297	289		g. a calculation of the net savings realized through the
298	290		reallocation and consolidation of information
299	291		technology and telecommunication resources and
300	292		personnel after compensating for the cost of
301	293		contracting with a private consultant as authorized in
302	294		paragraph 4 of this subsection , implementing the plan
303	295		of action, and ongoing costs of the Information
304	296		Services Division of the Office of Management and
305	297		Enterprise Services, and
306	298		h. the information required in s ubsection B of Section
307	299		35.5 of this title.
308	300		3. The plan of action report Oklahoma IT 3-Year Strategic Plan
309	301		shall be presented to the Governor, Speaker of the House of
310	302		Representatives, and the President Pro Tempore of the State Senate
311	303		published annually on the Office of Management and Enterprise
312	304		Services Information Services website.
313	305		4. The Chief Information Officer may contract with a private
314	306		consultant or consultants to assis t in the assessment and
315		-	development of the plan of action report as required in this
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344	335		E. The Chief Information Officer shall be authorized to requ ire
345	336		all state agencies, regardless of whether they subscribe to services
346	337		provided by the Informati on Services Division of the Office of
347	338		Management and Enterprise Services or not, to annually provide a
348	339		written three-year technology plan.
349	340		1. Each technology plan shall be submitted on a form to be
350	341		developed by the Chief Information Officer, and sh all include at a
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352	343		a. a description of the agency 's technology needs to meet
353	344		service delivery requirements,
354	345		b. an overview of the agency 's current technology
355	346		reference architecture,
356	347		c. any planned changes to the architecture ,
357	348		d. data protection and maintenance plans,
358	349		e. data retention policy,
359	350		f. a three-year budgetary forecast .
360	351		2. Each agency shall submit their annual technology plan in a
361	352		commercially available and commonly accepted digital format to the
362	353		Chief Information Officer no later than the first day of August each
363	354		year.
364	355		3. The Chief Information Off icer shall compile the plans of the
365	356		various agencies into one consolidated report and provide an
366		-	analysis of the plans and their alignment with the state's
367		-	architecture and the Oklahoma IT 3-Year Strategic Plan. This
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	383	+	analysis of the plans and their alignment with the state's
	384	+	architecture and the Oklahoma IT 3-Year Strategic Plan. This
395	385		compiled report shall be provided in a commercially available and
396	386		commonly accepted digital format to the State Governmental
397	387		Technology Applications Review Board no later th an the first day of
398	388		December each year.
399	389		F. The Chief Information Officer shall be authorized to employ
400	390		personnel, fix the duties and compensation of the personnel, not
401	391		otherwise prescribed by law, and otherwise dir ect the work of the
402	392		personnel in performing the function and acco mplishing the purposes
403	393		of the Information Services Division of the Office of Management and
404	394		Enterprise Services.
405	395		F. G. The Information Services Division of the Office of
406	396		Management and Enter prise Services shall be responsible for the
407	397		following duties:
408	398		1. Formulate and implement the information technology strategy
409	399		for all state agencies ;
410	400		2. Define, design, and implement a shared services statewide
411	401		infrastructure and application environment f or information
412	402		technology and telecommunications for all state ag encies;
413	403		3. Direct the development and operation of a scalable
414	404		telecommunications i nfrastructure that supports data and voice
415	405		communications reliability, integrity, and security;
416		-	4. Supervise the applications development process for those
417		-	applications that are utilized across multiple agencies;
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	433	+	applications that are utilized across multiple agencies;
445	434		5. Provide direction for the professional development of
446	435		information technology staff of state agencies and oversee the
447	436		professional development of t he staff of the Information Services
448	437		Division of the Office of Ma nagement and Enterprise Services;
449	438		6. Evaluate all technology and telecommunication investment
450	439		choices for all state agencies;
451	440		7. Create a plan to ensure alignment of current systems, tools,
452	441		and processes with the strategic information technology plan for all
453	442		state agencies;
454	443		8. Set direction and provide oversight for the support and
455	444		continuous upgrading of the current information technology and
456	445		telecommunication infrastructure in the state i n support of enhanced
457	446		reliability, user service levels, and secur ity;
458	447		9. Direct the development, implementation, and management of
459	448		appropriate standards, policies and procedures to ensure the success
460	449		of state information technology and telecommunication i nitiatives;
461	450		10. Recruit, hire and transfer the required technica l staff in
462	451		the Information Services Division of the Office of Management and
463	452		Enterprise Services to support the services provided by the Division
464	453		and the execution of the strategic informatio n technology plan;.
465	454		The Chief Informatio n Officer shall be autho rized to require
466	455		Information Services employees, other OMES employees, and the
467		-	employees of agency contractors in positions that have access to
468		-	information and data protected by state and fed eral statute, to
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	482	+	employees of agency contractors in positions that have access to
	483	+	information and data protected by state and fed eral statute, to
496	484		supply all information a nd documentation require d to complete a
497	485		criminal history record search by the Oklahoma State Bureau of
498	486		Investigation, as well as be fingerprinted for submission of the
499	487		fingerprints through the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation to
500	488		the Federal Bureau of Investigation for a nat ional criminal history
501	489		record check as defined in Section 150.9 of Title 74 of the Oklahoma
502	490		Statutes. The OMES Information Services Division shall be
503	491		responsible for receiving the results fo r both the criminal histor y
504	492		record search and th e national criminal history record check.
505	493		11. Establish, maintain, and enforce information technology and
506	494		telecommunication standards;
507	495		12. Delegate, coordinate, and review all work to ensure quality
508	496		and efficient operation of the In formation Services Div ision of the
509	497		Office of Management and Enterprise Services;
510	498		13. Create and implement a communication plan that disseminates
511	499		pertinent information to state agencies on standards, policies,
512	500		procedures, service levels, project status, an d other important
513	501		information to customers of the Information Services Division of the
514	502		Office of Management and Enterprise Services and provide for agency
515	503		feedback and performance evaluation by customers of the Division;
516	504		14. Develop and implement training programs for state ag encies
517	505		using the shared services of the Information Services Division of
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548	535		15. Provide counseling, performance evaluation, training,
549	536		motivation, discipline, and assign duties for employees of the
550	537		Information Services Division of the Office of Management and
551	538		Enterprise Services;
552	539		16. For all state agencies, ap prove the purchasing o f all
553	540		information technology and telecommunication services and approve
554	541		the purchase of any information technology and telecommunication
555	542		product except the following:
556	543		a. a purchase less than or equal to Five Thousand Dollars
557	544		($5,000.00) if such product is purchased using a state
558	545		purchase card and the product is listed on either the
559	546		Approved Hardware or Approved Software list located on
560	547		the Office of Management and Enterprise Services
561	548		website, or
562	549		b. a purchase over Five Thousand Dollar s ($5,000.00) and
563	550		less than or equal to Twenty-five Thousand Dollars
564	551		($25,000.00) if such product is purchased using a
565	552		state purchase card, the product is listed on an
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567	554		contract, and the product is list ed on either the
568	555		Approved Hardware or Approved Software list located on
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597	583		website;
598	584		17. Develop and enforce an overall infrastructure architecture
599	585		strategy and associated roadmaps for desktop, network, server,
600	586		storage, and statewid e management systems for state agencies;
601	587		18. Effectively manage the design, implementation and support
602	588		of complex, highly available infrastructure to ensure optimal
603	589		performance, on-time delivery of features, and new products, and
604	590		scalable growth;
605	591		19. Define and implement a governance model for requesting
606	592		services and monitoring service level metrics for all shared
607	593		services; and
608	594		20. Create the budget for the Information Services Division of
609	595		the Office of Management and Enterprise Ser vices to be submitted to
610	596		the Legislature each year.
611	597		G. The State Governmental Technology Applications Review Board
612	598		shall provide ongoing oversight of the implementation of the plan of
613	599		action required in subsection D of this sectio n. Any proposed
614	600		amendments to the plan of acti on shall be approved by the Board
615	601		prior to adoption.
616	602		H. 1. The Chief Information Officer shall act as the
617	603		Information Technology and Telecommunications Purchasing Director
618	604		for all state agencies and shall be responsible for the proc urement
619	605		of all information technology and telecommunication software,
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648	633		services, high technology systems, and other related information
649	634		technology, data processing, te lecommunication and relat ed
650	635		peripherals and services for all state agencies. The Chief
651	636		Information Officer shall establish, implement, and enforce policies
652	637		and procedures for the procurement of information technology and
653	638		telecommunication software, hardwa re, equipment, peripheral devices,
654	639		maintenance, consulting services, high technology systems, and other
655	640		related information technology, data processing, telecommunication
656	641		and related peripherals and services by purchase, lease -purchase,
657	642		lease with option to purchase, lease and ren tal for all state
658	643		agencies. The procurement policies and procedures established by
659	644		the Chief Information Officer shall be consistent with The Oklahoma
660	645		Central Purchasing Act.
661	646		2. The Chief Information Officer, or any employee or a gent of
662	647		the Chief Information Officer acting wi thin the scope of delegated
663	648		authority, shall have the same power and authority regarding the
664	649		procurement of all information technology and telecommunication
665	650		products and services as outlined in paragraph 1 of this subsection
666	651		for all state agencies as the S tate Purchasing Director has for all
667	652		acquisitions used or consumed by state agencies as established in
668	653		The Oklahoma Central Purchasing Act. Such authority shall,
669	654		consistent with the authority granted to the S tate Purchasing
670	655		Director pursuant to Section 85 .10 of Title 74 of the Oklahoma
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698	682		Statutes, include the power to designate financial or proprietary
699	683		information submitted by a bidder confidential and reject all
700	684		requests to disclose the information so designate d, if the Chief
701	685		Information Officer requires th e bidder to submit the financial or
702	686		proprietary information with a bid, proposal, or quotation.
703	687		I. The Information Services Division of the Office of
704	688		Management and Enterprise Services and the Chief Informati on Officer
705	689		shall be subject to The Oklahoma Central Purchasing Ac t for the
706	690		approval and purchase of equipment and products not related to
707	691		information and telecommunications technology, equipment, software,
708	692		products and related peripherals and services and shall also be
709	693		subject to the requirements of the Public Competiti ve Bidding Act of
710	694		1974, the Oklahoma Lighting Energy Conservation Act and the Public
711	695		Building Construction and Planning Act when procuring data
712	696		processing, information technology, telecommuni cation, and related
713	697		peripherals and services and when constructin g information
714	698		technology and telecommunication facilities, telecommunication
715	699		networks and supporting infrastructure. The Chief Information
716	700		Officer shall be authorized to delegate all or some of the
717	701		procurement of information technolog y and telecommunication products
718	702		and services and construction of facilities and telecommunication
719	703		networks to another state entity if the Chief Information Officer
720	704		determines it to be cost -effective and in the b est interest of the
721	705		state. The Chief Inform ation Officer shall h ave authority to
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749	732		designate information technology and telecommunication contracts as
750	733		statewide contracts and mandatory statewide contracts pursuant to
751	734		Section 85.5 of Title 74 of the Oklahoma Statutes and to negot iate
752	735		consolidation contracts, enterprise ag reements and high technology
753	736		systems contracts in accordance with the procedures outlined in
754	737		Section 85.9D of Title 74 of the Oklahoma Statutes. Any contract
755	738		entered into by a state agency f or which the Chief Inf ormation
756	739		Officer has not acted as the Infor mation Technology and
757	740		Telecommunications Purchasing Director as required in this
758	741		subsection or subsection H of this section, shall be deemed to be
759	742		unenforceable and the Office of Management a nd Enterprise Services
760	743		shall not process any claim associated wit h the provisions thereof.
761	744		J. The Chief Information Officer shall establish, implem ent,
762	745		and enforce policies and procedure for the development and
763	746		procurement of an interoperable radio commun ications system for
764	747		state agencies. The Chief Information Office r shall work with local
765	748		governmental entities in developing the interoperable radio
766	749		communications system.
767	750		K. The Chief Information Officer shall develop and implement a
768	751		plan to utilize open source technology and products for th e
769	752		information technology an d telecommunication systems of all state
770	753		agencies.
771	754		L. All state agencies and auth orities of this state and all
772	755		officers and employees of those entities shall work and cooperate
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800	782		with and lend assistance to the Chief Informatio n Officer and the
801	783		Information Services Division of the Office of Management and
802	784		Enterprise Services and provide any and all information requested by
803	785		the Chief Information Officer.
804	786		M. The Chief Information Officer shall p repare an annual report
805	787		detailing the ongoing net saving attribut able to the reallocation
806	788		and consolidation of information technology and telecomm unication
807	789		resources and personnel and shall submit the report to the Governor,
808	790		the Speaker of the House of Rep resentatives, and the President Pro
809	791		Tempore of the Senate.
810	792		N. L. For purposes of the Oklahoma Information Services Act,
811	793		unless otherwise provided for, "state agencies" shall include any
812	794		office, officer, bureau, board, commission, counsel, unit, division,
813	795		body, authority or institution o f the executive branch of state
814	796		government, whether elected or appointed; provided, except with
815	797		respect to the provisions of subsection D of this section, the term
816	798		"state agencies" shall not include institutions within The O klahoma
817	799		State System of Higher E ducation, the Oklahoma State Rege nts for
818	800		Higher Education and the telecommunications network known as OneNet.
819	801		O. M. As used in this section:
820	802		1. "High technology system " means advanced technological
821	803		equipment, software, com munication lines, and services f or the
822	804		processing, storing, and r etrieval of information by a state agency;
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850	831		2. "Consolidation contract" means a contract for several state
851	832		or public agencies for the purpose of purchasing information
852	833		technology and telecomm unication goods and services; an d
853	834		3. "Enterprise agreement " means an agreement for information
854	835		technology or telecommunication goods and services w ith a supplier
855	836		who manufactures, develops and designs products and provides
856	837		services that are used by one or more state agencies.
857	838		SECTION 2. AMENDATORY 62 O.S. 2021, Section 34.11.2, is
858	839		amended to read as follows:
859	840		Section 34.11.2 A. There is hereby established the Oklahoma
860	841		State Government 2.0 Initiative.
861	842		B. The State Governmental Te chnology Applications Review Boa rd
862	843		shall consider and ap prove a standardized social media policy for
863	844		use by state agencies, boards, commissions and public trusts having
864	845		the State of Oklahoma as a beneficiary.
865	846		C. The board Board shall establish open techno logy standards
866	847		and a schedule by which state agencies, boards, commissions and
867	848		public trusts having the State of Oklahoma as a beneficiary shall
868	849		utilize these standards to provide citizens with web -based
869	850		interactivity to state government services. Wheneve r possible these
870	851		standards shall match commonly used standards by other government
871	852		entities.
872	853		D. The board Board shall set a schedule by which state
873	854		agencies, boards, commissions and public trusts having the State of
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901	881		Oklahoma as a beneficiary shall publish and update convenience
902	882		information sets which shall be accessibl e through standardized
903	883		application programming interfaces and published in standardized
904	884		formats including but not limited to eXtensible Markup Language
905	885		(XML) and Comma Separated Value (CSV) f ormats. The board Board
906	886		shall establish application programming interface standards which
907	887		enable access to convenience information sets. The schedule shall
908	888		place an emphasis on first making accessible convenience information
909	889		sets most commonly requested in open records requests. A directory
910	890		and link to all available convenience information sets shall be
911	891		prominently featured on the portal system referenced in Section
912	892		34.24 of this title and if possible linked to the data.ok.gov web
913	893		portal.
914	894		E. The board Board may conduct events and contests t o provide
915	895		recognition of software application development provided that the
916	896		application being recognized utilizes standards established in this
917	897		section to the benefit of the citizens of Oklahoma.
918	898		F. The board Board shall establish an application process
919	899		through which applicants can request the scheduled implementation of
920	900		application programming interfaces, creation of open technology
921	901		standards and publication of convenience information sets pursuant
922	902		to the provisions of this section. Instructions regardin g the
923	903		application process s hall be prominently featured on the portal
924	904		system referenced in Section 34.24 of this title.
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952	931		G. State agencies, boards, commissions and public trusts having
953	932		the State of Oklahoma as a benefi ciary shall comply with the
954	933		policies, schedules and standards est ablished by this section.
955	934		H. The Board shall review the con solidated report of agency
956	935		three-year technology plans prov ided to it each year by the Chief
957	936		Information Officer. The Board shall incorporate its own analysis
958	937		into the report, highlighting deviat ions from industry best
959	938		practices and policies, schedules and sta ndards established by this
960	939		section. The complete report shall be presented in a commercially
961	940		available and commonly accepted digital format to the Governor, the
962	941		Speaker of the Oklahoma House of Representatives, and the President
963	942		Pro Tempore of the Oklahoma State Senate no later than the fifteenth
964	943		day of January each year.
965	944		I. The board Board shall promulgate performance information
966	945		metrics and guidelines which shall be used to establish crite ria
967	946		which govern participa tion in the "State Government Employee
968	947		Performance Transparency Pilot Program". The board Board shall set
969	948		a schedule for the publication of performance information metrics
970	949		through the data.ok.gov website.
971	950		I. J. For the purposes of this section, "open technology
972	951		standards" are widely accepted standards and mechanisms for the web-
973	952		based connectivity and asynchronous communication between software
974	953		programs. "Application programming interface " is a standardized
975	954		interface enabling a s tandard form of connectivity bet ween
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1003	981		convenience information sets and software programs, "performance
1004	982		information metrics" are sets of information which reflect the
1005	983		performance of state employees and state agencies, and "convenience
1006	984		information sets" are sets of information which are sub ject to
1007	985		public access under the Oklahoma Open Records Act and which do not
1008	986		contain personally identifiable information.
1009	987		SECTION 3. This act shall become effective November 1, 2023.
1010		-	COMMITTEE REPORT BY: COMMITTEE ON GENERAL GOVERNMENT
1011		-	April 6, 2023 - DO PASS AS AMENDED
	988	+	Passed the House of Representatives the 21st day of March, 2023.
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	998	+	Passed the Senate the ___ day of __________, 2023.
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