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29-BILL NO. 414 By: Garvin of the Senate
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33+SENATE BILL NO. 414 By: Garvin
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3839 An Act relating to state government; amen ding 74 O.S.
3940 2021, Section 666, which relates to the Oklahoma
4041 Commission on the Status of Women; modifying
4142 composition of certain commission; modifying term of
42-office; providing date by which members shall be
43-appointed; providing for holdover members; and
44-providing an effecti ve date.
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5049 BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
5150 SECTION 1. AMENDATORY 74 O.S. 2021, Section 666, is
5251 amended to read as follows:
5352 A. There is hereby created the Oklahoma Commis sion on the
5453 Status of Women. The Commission shall consist of thirty (30)
55-seventeen members and two non-voting members. The members shall be
56-appointed as follows: ten members appointed by the Governor, ten
57-members appointed by the President Pro Tempore of the Senate and ten
58-members appointed by the Speaker of the H ouse of Representatives.
54+thirteen (13) members. The members shall be appointed as follows:
55+ten members appointed by the Governor, ten memb ers appointed by the
56+President Pro Tempore of the Senate and ten me mbers appointed by the
57+Speaker of the House of Representatives.
5958 1. One member of the Senate, appointed b y the President Pro
60-Tempore of the Senate , who shall be a non-voting member;
59+Tempore of the Senate;
60+2. One member of the House of Representatives , appointed by the
61+Speaker of the House of Representatives ;
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87-2. One member of the House of Representatives , appointed by the
88-Speaker of the House of Representatives, who shall be a non-voting
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9089 3. One member who represents the general public from a
91-community with a population greater than fifty thousand (50,000), as
92-determined by the latest Federal Decennial Census, appointed by the
93-President Pro Tempore of the Senate;
90+community with a population greater than fifty thousand (50,000),
91+appointed by the Governor;
9492 4. One member who represents the general public from a
95-community with a population greater than fifty thousand (50,000), as
96-determined by the latest Federal Decennial Census, appointed by the
97-Speaker of the House of R epresentatives;
93+community with a population between ten thousand (10,000) and forty-
94+nine thousand nine hund red ninety-nine (49,999), appointed by the
95+Governor;
9896 5. One member who represents the general public from a
99-community with a population between ten thousand (10,000) and forty-
100-nine thousand nine hund red ninety-nine (49,999), as determined by
101-the latest Federal Decennial Census, appointed by the President Pro
97+community with a population under nine thousand nine hundred ninety-
98+nine (9,999), appointed by the Governor;
99+6. One member who represents the healthcare community, who
100+specializes in women ’s health, appointed by the President Pro
102101 Tempore of the Senate;
103-6. One member who represents the general public from a
104-community with a population between ten thousand (10,000) and forty-
105-nine thousand nine hund red ninety-nine (49,999), as determined by
106-the latest Federal Decennial Census, appointed by the Speaker of the
107-House of Representatives ;
108-7. One member who represents the general public from a
109-community with a population under nine thousand nine hundred ninety-
102+7. One member who represents the post-secondary education
103+community, who represents career tech education or higher education ,
104+appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives;
105+8. One member who represents the behavioral health community
106+and works specifically with individu als who have a history of or are
107+currently battling substance abuse or addiction, appointed by the
108+Commissioner of the Department of Mental Health and Su bstance Abuse
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110+9. One member who represents the Department of Corrections,
111+appointed by the Director of the Department of Corrections;
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136-nine (9,999), as determined by the latest Federal Decennial Cens us,
137-appointed by the President Pro Tempore of the Senate ;
138-8. One member who represents the general public from a
139-community with a population under nine thousand nine hundred ninety-
140-nine (9,999), as determined by the latest Federal Decennial Census,
141-appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives ;
142-9. One member who represents the healthcare community, who
143-specializes in women’s health, appointed by the Governor;
144-10. One member who represents the post-secondary education
145-community, appointed by the Governor;
146-11. One member who represents the behavioral health community
147-and works specifically with individuals who have a history of or are
148-currently battling substance abuse or addiction, appointed by the
149-Commissioner of Mental Health and Su bstance Abuse Services;
150-12. One member who represents the Department of Correc tions,
151-appointed by the Director of the Department of Corrections;
152-13. One member who works with victims of domestic violence ,
139+10. One member who works with victims of domestic violence ,
153140 human trafficking, stalking, or sexual assault, appointed by the
154-Executive Coordinator of the District Attorneys Council;
155-14. One member who represents the education community and
156-represents public K-12 education, appointed by the President Pro
157-Tempore of the Senate;
141+Director of the Dist rict Attorneys Council;
142+11. One member who represents the education communi ty and
143+represents K-12 education, appointed by the President Pro Tempore of
144+the Senate;
145+12. One member who represents the Oklahoma Department of
146+Commerce, appointed by the Executive Director of the Oklahoma
147+Department of Commerce; and
148+13. One member who represents active mi litary members,
149+veterans, and military members of t he reserves and national guard,
150+appointed by the Governor.
151+All members shall be appointed by the appropriate appointing
152+authority for a term of five (5) three (3) years commencing with the
153+date that the previous appointee’s term expired. In making such
154+appointments to the Commission, consideration shall be given to
155+making the membership broadly representative of the geogra phic areas
156+of the state and the several racial, religious and ethnic grou ps
157+residing in the state. Each member shall hold office until the
158+successor of the member is appointed and has qualified. A member of
159+the Commission may be removed by the appropriat e appointing
160+authority for cause. A member appointed to fill a vacancy o ccurring
161+before the expiration of a term of a member separated from the
162+Commission for any cause shall be appointed for the remainder of the
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184-15. One member who represents the education c ommunity and
185-represents private K-12 education, appointed by the Speaker of the
186-House of Representatives;
187-16. One member who represents the Oklahoma Department of
188-Commerce, appointed by the Executive Director of the Oklahoma
189-Department of Commerce;
190-17. One member who represent s a federally recognized Indian
191-tribe in this state, appointed by the President Pro Tempore of the
192-Senate from a list provided by federally recognized Indian tribes in
193-this state;
194-18. One member who represent s a federally recognized Indian
195-tribe in this state, appointed by the Speaker of the House of
196-Representatives from a list provided by federally recognized Indian
197-tribes in this state; and
198-19. One member who represents active mi litary members,
199-veterans, and members of the military reserves and National Guard,
200-appointed by the Governor.
201-All members shall be appo inted by the appropriate appointing
202-authority for a term of five (5) four (4) years commencing with the
203-date that the previous appointee’s term expired. A member shall not
204-serve more than two (2) consecutive terms. In making such
205-appointments to the Comm ission, consideration shall be given to
206-making the membership broad ly representative of the geographic areas
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235-successor of the member is appointed and has qualified. A member of
236-the Commission may be removed by the appropriate appointing
237-authority for cause. A member appointed to fill a vacancy o ccurring
238-before the expiration of a term of a member separated from the
239-Commission for any cause shall be appointed for the remainder of the
240190 term of the member whose office has been s o vacated. Members of the
241191 Commission shall receive no salary, but shall be entitled to travel
242192 reimbursement as provided by the State Travel Reimbursement Act,
243193 Section 500.1 et seq. of this title, from funds available to the
244194 appropriate appointing authorit y.
245195 B. A member appointed pursuant to the provisions of this act
246196 shall be appointed b y the appointing agency no later than January 1,
247197 2024. Any members appointed before November 1, 2023, shall serve
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249199 C. The Office of Manageme nt and Enterprise Services shall
250200 provide staff support to the Oklahoma Commission on the Status of
251201 Women.
252202 SECTION 2. This act shall become effective November 1, 2023.
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203+COMMITTEE REPORT BY: COMMITTEE ON GENERAL GOVERNMENT
204+February 9, 2023 - DO PASS