Oklahoma 2025 Regular Session

Oklahoma House Bill HR1003

Introduced
1/7/25  
Enrolled
1/7/25  

Caption

Resolution; legislative deadlines; sine die adjournment.

Impact

The passing of HR1003 will have a direct impact on the legislative calendar. It dictates that Thursday, March 27, 2025, is the last day for the third reading of House measures. Additionally, Senate measures must be finalized by Thursday, May 8, 2025. This structured timeline is intended to ensure that all legislative measures are adequately considered and voted upon without unnecessary extension into the legislative session.

Summary

House Resolution 1003, introduced by Representative Hilbert, primarily addresses the establishment of specific legislative deadlines for the 60th Oklahoma Legislature. This resolution is crucial as it aims to enhance the efficiency and orderliness of the legislative process by formally setting deadlines for the final passage of measures in both the House and Senate. Without these deadlines, there could be unforeseen delays or disruptions in the legislative proceedings, which this resolution seeks to prevent.

Contention

While the resolution appears straightforward, it may face scrutiny based on partisan perspectives regarding legislative processes. Some members may argue that setting strict dates could limit the legislative body's ability to address unexpected issues that may arise during the session. Critics might contend that inflexible deadlines could pressure legislators and stifle thorough discussion or consideration of significant bills during critical times.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

OK SCR2

Concurrent Resolution; sine die adjournment of the First Extraordinary Session of the 59th Oklahoma Legislature.

OK HCR1011

Concurrent Resolution; Joint Rules; deadlines; amendments.

OK HCR1002

Concurrent Resolution; rescinding the passage of SCR2; setting sine die adjournment date.

OK SCR1

Concurrent Resolution; allowing adjournment of the Legislature for a period in excess of three days for duration of the 1st Extraordinary Session of the 59th Oklahoma Legislature.

OK SCR5

Resolution amending the Joint Rules for the 59th Legislature.

OK SCR5

Concurrent resolution; amending the Joint Rules for the 59th Legislature.

OK SCR1

Concurrent resolution; allowing adjournment of the Legislature for a period in excess of three days for duration of the 2nd Extraordinary Session of the 59th Oklahoma Legislature.

OK HR1001

Resolution; House Rules.

OK HR1001

Resolution; House Rules.

OK HCR1018

Establishing a legislative procedure schedule for the 60th Oklahoma Legislature.

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