HB 2720: State government; creating the Targeted Violence Prevention Act; authorizing the Department of Homeland Security and Oklahoma Counter Terrorism Intelligence Center to collect, analyze, and disseminate certain information to law enforcement and public safety agencies; codification; emergency. - Oklahoma

Proposed Committee Substitute (full committee) 1 → Floor (House) · 3 edits

MINOR

The bill text was converted from a committee draft to the final House floor version, removing procedural headers and amendment instructions while retaining the core policy language. The substantive policy content regarding the creation of the Targeted Violence Prevention Act, the authority of the Homeland Security Advisor, and the confidentiality of collected intelligence data remains unchanged.

Scope change

The scope of the bill's applicability and policy requirements did not change; only the presentation format was updated to reflect the final legislative version.

TECHNICAL

Removed committee-specific headers, amendment motion text, and page numbering artifacts that were present in the draft version.

Added standard House floor version headers and formatting indicating this is the final text for the 60th Legislature.

Reorganized the document structure to align with standard legislative floor formatting conventions.

House Committee Substitute → Proposed Committee Substitute (full committee) 1 · 3 edits

MINOR

The bill text was reformatted to reflect a full committee amendment, changing the header from 'Committee Substitute' to 'Proposed Committee Substitute' and updating the amendment tracking numbers. The core legislative content regarding the Targeted Violence Prevention Act and the Homeland Security Act remains substantively unchanged.

Scope change

No change to the scope or applicability of the bill; only the document metadata and formatting were updated.

TECHNICAL

Updated the document title and headers to indicate this is a 'Proposed Committee Substitute' rather than a standard 'Committee Substitute', reflecting the bill's progression through the legislative process.

Changed the amendment tracking number from 13128 to 12641 on the page headers.

Adjusted line numbers and spacing throughout the document to conform to the new amendment format.

Introduced → House Committee Substitute · 4 edits

MODERATE

The bill was converted from an original draft to a House Committee Substitute, incorporating significant substantive changes. The most critical addition is the formal establishment of the 'Oklahoma Counter Terrorism Intelligence Center' as a specific unit within the Office of Homeland Security, expanding the bill's operational scope beyond just the Office. Additionally, the authority to adopt and enforce rules was transferred from the Commissioner of Public Safety to the Homeland Security Advisor, clarifying the chain of command for this new intelligence function.

Scope change

The bill's scope expanded to explicitly include the 'Oklahoma Counter Terrorism Intelligence Center' as a distinct entity responsible for collecting and analyzing information, whereas the original version only referenced the general Office of Homeland Security.

SCOPE

Added the 'Oklahoma Counter Terrorism Intelligence Center' as a specific unit within the Office of Homeland Security to handle intelligence collection and analysis.

REQUIREMENT

Changed the authority to adopt and enforce necessary rules from the Commissioner of Public Safety to the Homeland Security Advisor.

DEFINITION

Updated the bill title and short description to reflect the new inclusion of the Counter Terrorism Intelligence Center and the expanded duties.

TECHNICAL

Adjusted page numbering and formatting identifiers (e.g., Request No.) to reflect the committee's revision process.

State government; creating the Targeted Violence Prevention Act; authorizing the Department of Homeland Security and Oklahoma Counter Terrorism Intelligence Center to collect, analyze, and disseminate certain information to law enforcement and public safety agencies; codification; emergency.

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