Firearms; modifying scope of lawful carry. Effective date.

Removed the names of the House sponsors (Steagall, Banning, and Archer) from the bill header, leaving only the Senate sponsors.

Replaced the 'Enrolled Senate' header with 'House of Representatives - Floor Version' to reflect the bill's current stage in the legislative process.

Adjusted the legislative session year from 2025 to 2026 in the header, likely to align with the current or upcoming session.

Reformatted the entire text to use a numbered line-by-line layout instead of the standard paragraph blocks used in the enrolled version.

The list of Senate and House sponsors was updated to include Bullard, Wingard, Banning, and Archer, who were not listed in the previous version.

Updated the citation to reflect that the law was previously amended by Section 2, Chapter 251 of the 2025 Oklahoma Statutes.

Clarified that city or town governing bodies can authorize concealed carry in their buildings, except in specific prohibited locations like courthouses or schools.

Revised the definition of 'minimum security provisions' for events to remove redundant wording and streamline the description of security requirements.

Updated the rules for events without minimum security to limit firearm carry to concealed handguns unless the event permit holder allows otherwise.

Added a new subsection allowing licensed individuals to carry weapons on private school property or school buses if the school adopts a policy permitting it.

Added a new category allowing concealed carry at state-owned hotels, cabins, or lodges.

Added liability protections for private schools that adopt policies allowing weapon possession on their property or vehicles.