Capitol Improvement Authority; utilization of Legacy Capital Fund authorizations by the Office of Management and Enterprise Services; increasing certain amount.

Added Senate sponsors Hall and Haste to the bill sponsorship list

Updated bill reference numbers from 13765 to 13786 across multiple pages

Changed bill title from 'PROPOSED COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE' to 'COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE'

Reference number updated from Req. No. 13721 to Req. No. 13765

Added reference to Section 187B of Title 73 of the Oklahoma Statutes

Date stamp updated from 05/17/25 to 05/18/25

Corrected a duplicate text error in the third funding amount line where 'Twenty-six Million Three Hundred Twenty-two Thousand Three Hundred Dollars ($26,322,300.00)' was followed by 'Forty-five Million Three Hundred Twenty-two Thousand Three Hundred Dollars ($45,322,300.00)'

Added committee amendment header information including sponsor name, adoption signature lines, and reading clerk designation

Added standard legislative page headers and footers including bill number, session information, and request number

Added committee substitute designation and amendment movement language to indicate this is a proposed substitute version

Removed enrolled bill formatting elements including presiding officer signatures, governor approval lines, and secretary of state receipt lines

Added official signatures and dates from the House, Senate, and Governor to complete the legislative process

Adjusted page numbering and formatting to match Enrolled bill standards

Added 'SUBJECT' line identifying the Oklahoma Capitol Improvement Authority

Changed the bill's title and purpose from a general Budget and Finance Act of 2025 to a specific act relating to the Oklahoma Capitol Improvement Authority and Legacy Capital Financing Fund.

Removed provisions creating a new Budget and Finance Act of 2025, setting an effective date of November 1, 2025, and establishing noncodification of the law.

Added specific funding authorizations totaling $114,322,300 for the Jim Thorpe Office Building ($70M), Capitol tunnels ($19M), and Kelley Building renovation ($26.3M) for a day care facility.

Changed eligibility from general public finance provisions to specific authorization for the Office of Management and Enterprise Services to receive and utilize Legacy Capital Financing Fund money.