State question 780 data; calculation of savings and averted costs from implementation of the Oklahoma Smart Justice Reform Act; Department of Corrections; Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency; Administrator of the Courts; effective date.

Updated the document header to identify the version as the 'House of Representatives - Floor Version' and added the Senate co-author, Mann.

Removed the 'Committee Substitute' label from the title page, as this version represents the floor version of the bill.

Replaced internal tracking numbers and page footers with the standard floor version format.

The bill title was changed from 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' to 'Committee Substitute', reflecting its progression in the legislative process.

The bill's tracking number was updated from 16462 to 17066 to match the new House Committee version.

Committee signatures and dates were updated to reflect the House Committee's adoption of the amendment on March 5, 2026.

The effective date of the act was changed from November 1, 2026, to March 5, 2026, likely to align with the new committee approval date.

The bill title and subject line were updated to more accurately reflect the content and include the committee amendment notation.

The original enrolled version signatures and approval stamps from the House, Senate, Governor, and Secretary of State were removed as they are no longer applicable to the proposed substitute version.

The effective date for the act was changed to November 1, 2026, replacing the previous placeholder or different date.

Added a mandate for the Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency to use actual data or best available estimates when calculating savings, ensuring the report is completed even if specific data is unavailable.

Updated the list of bill sponsors to include Waldron and Dollens, reflecting the final legislative leadership.

Changed the header from 'Engrossed' to 'Enrolled' and added official signatures for the House, Senate, Governor, and Secretary of State, indicating the bill is in its final, ready-to-enact form.

The bill's title was updated to reflect that it has been passed by both chambers (Engrossed) rather than just introduced.

The required data description was slightly refined to explicitly mention 'number of days sentenced' alongside 'days served' for the Courts, and 'number of unique offenders' for the Department of Corrections.

The definition of crimes included in the report was clarified to specify that it covers crimes previously classified as felonies that are now misdemeanors, as well as crimes falling between former and current dollar thresholds.

Formal dates and signatures for the House and Senate passage were added to the footer, indicating the bill has completed its legislative journey.