Tourism; allowing the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department to enter into certain contracts and agreements; establishing certain conditions for contracts and agreements. Emergency.

The document header was updated to indicate this is the 'Floor (House)' version of the bill, replacing the previous 'Committee Substitute' designation.

Line numbers and page footers were renumbered and reformatted to match the House floor version standards, but the legal content of the act remains identical.

The entire text of the bill was replaced to correct formatting errors, remove redundant phrases like 'to may', and standardize the header information to reflect the House Committee's version.

The bill number in the footer tracking information was updated from 17242 to 17442, reflecting the new version of the document.

The entire text of the bill was replaced with a new version that updates the header to reflect it as a 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' and adds specific committee and date information, while retaining the original legislative intent and language.

The title and summary description were updated to explicitly list the bill's purposes, including the $75,000 contract limit and the creation of a special agency account for funds.

The section authorizing the Department to enter contracts was rephrased to emphasize compliance with state ethics laws and the $75,000 cap before mentioning the ability to charge fees.

Standard enrolled bill signatures and dates for the Senate, House, and Governor were added to the final version, replacing the draft placeholders.

The effective date provision was changed from a fixed date (November 1, 2026) to an emergency declaration, meaning the bill takes effect immediately upon the Governor's approval.

Renumbered the emergency declaration clause from Section 3 to Section 2 to correct the bill's section numbering sequence.

Relocated the effective date provision to Section 2 to match the new section numbering structure.

Added a declaration of emergency to allow the bill to take effect immediately upon passage instead of waiting until November 1, 2026.

Removed the specific effective date of November 1, 2026, replacing it with the emergency clause.

The bill was restructured from a single Senate version to a joint House and Senate version, including renumbering sections and updating the title to reflect the House amendment.