Oklahoma 2023 Regular Session

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28		-	ENGROSSED SENATE
29		-	BILL NO. 7 By: Stephens, Bergstrom, Jett,
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	30	+	February 9, 2023
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	33	+	SENATE BILL NO. 7 By: Stephens, Bergstrom, Jett,
30	34		Hamilton, Pemberton, Woods,
31		-	Bullard, Standridge, Boren,
32		-	Weaver, Burns, Newhouse,
33		-	and Dugger of the Senate
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37		-	Pfeiffer, Rosecrants,
38		-	Hardin, McDugle, Bashore,
39		-	Pae, and Randleman of the
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	35	+	and Bullard
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46	41		An Act relating to daylight saving time; establishing
47	42		daylight time in this state; specifying effect on
48	43		certain actions; exempting Oklahoma from the federal
49	44		standard time provision; authorizing future action;
50	45		providing that act shall take effect on certain
51	46		authorization; providing for codification; and
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58	53		BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
59	54		SECTION 1. NEW LAW A n ew section of law to be codified
60	55		in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 90.26 of Title 25, unless there
61	56		is created a duplication in nu mbering, reads as follows:
62	57		A. The standard time in Oklahoma shall be known as Central
63	58		Daylight Time (CDT).
64	59		B. This section shall not be construe d to affect the standard
65	60		time established by United St ates law governing the moveme nts of
66	61		common carriers engaged in interstate commerce or the t ime for
	62	+	performance of an act by an officer or department of the United
	63	+	States, as established by a statute, la wful order, rule, or
	64	+	regulation of the United States o r an agency thereof.
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93		-	performance of an act by an officer or department of the United
94		-	States, as established by a statute, la wful order, rule, or
95		-	regulation of the United States or an agency thereof.
96	92		C. As authorized by the Uniform Time Act of 1966, as amended,
97	93		and notwithstanding any other provisions of law to the contrary by
98	94		the United States government rel ating to adoption of daylight saving
99	95		time by all of the states, this state elects to adopt such time and
100	96		elects to continue i n force the terms of subsection A of th is
101	97		section relating to the year-round daylight standard time in
102	98		Oklahoma.
103	99		D. The adopting of daylight saving time as provided for in this
104	100		section may be changed by f uture legislative action.
105	101		SECTION 2. This act shall take effect only if t he United States
106	102		Congress amends federal law that permits states to enter upon and
107	103		permanently observe daylight saving time.
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141		-	Passed the House of Representatives the ____ day of __________,
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	104	+	COMMITTEE REPORT BY: COMMITTEE ON GENERAL GOVERNMENT
	105	+	February 9, 2023 - DO PASS