SJR 21: Joint resolution; approving proposed permanent rules of certain state agencies. - Oklahoma

Floor (House) → Floor (Senate) · 4 edits

MODERATE

The bill was amended during Senate floor consideration to add new state agencies to the list of permanent rules being approved, while also removing some agencies from the list. The Senate version also includes additional specific rule amendments that are being disapproved, particularly related to the Oklahoma Department of Securities and Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority. Formatting changes reflect the transition from House to Senate floor version.

Scope change

The scope of rule approval was expanded to include additional state agencies including the State Fire Marshal Commission, Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission, Insurance Department, Department of Labor, Oklahoma Lottery Commission, Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority, Oklahoma New Motor Vehicle Commission, Oklahoma Public Employees Retirement System, Real Estate Appraiser Board, Oklahoma Real Estate Commission, Secretary of State, Oklahoma Department of Securities, Oklahoma Tax Commission, and the Oklahoma Used Motor Vehicle, Dismantler, and Manufactured Housing Commission.

SCOPE

Added State Fire Marshal Commission, Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission, Insurance Department, Department of Labor, Oklahoma Lottery Commission, Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority, Oklahoma New Motor Vehicle Commission, Oklahoma Public Employees Retirement System, Real Estate Appraiser Board, Oklahoma Real Estate Commission, Secretary of State, Oklahoma Department of Securities, Oklahoma Tax Commission, and Oklahoma Used Motor Vehicle, Dismantler, and Manufactured Housing Commission to the list of agencies whose permanent rules are being approved.

Removed State Fire Marshal Commission, Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission, Insurance Department, Department of Labor, and Oklahoma Lottery Commission from the House version list, as these agencies were not included in the original House filing but were added in the Senate version.

REQUIREMENT

Added specific disapprovals for certain rule amendments from the Oklahoma Department of Securities (rules 660:2-11-5 and 660:2-11-6) and Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (rules 442:10-7-1, 442:10-7-2, and 442:10-8-1), requiring restoration of previous rule language in specific subsections.

TECHNICAL

Changed document header from 'HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - FLOOR VERSION' to 'SENATE FLOOR VERSION' and updated page numbering and formatting to reflect Senate floor amendments.

Enrolled (final version) → Floor (House) · 3 edits

MINOR

The bill was reformatted from an enrolled Senate version to a House floor version, with the main substantive change being the addition of a new exception in Section 1 for the Real Estate Appraiser Board rule 600:10-1-7, which was not previously listed. The document also includes House-specific formatting elements like page headers and a committee report indicating the bill passed the House.

Scope change

The scope of rules being approved remains the same, but the list of exceptions now includes one additional rule from the Real Estate Appraiser Board that was not in the original Senate version.

REQUIREMENT

Added an exception for Real Estate Appraiser Board rule 600:10-1-7, disapproving subsection (e), to the list of rules being rejected in Section 1.

TECHNICAL

Changed document header from 'ENROLLED SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION' to 'HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - FLOOR VERSION' with updated page numbering and formatting.

Added House floor version specific elements including page headers, committee report notation, and presiding officer signature lines.

Introduced → Engrossed · 4 edits · May 13, 2025

MODERATE

The bill was amended to add several new state agencies to the list of entities whose proposed permanent rules are approved, including the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority, Oklahoma New Motor Vehicle Commission, and others. The amendment also added specific exceptions for certain rules from the Oklahoma Department of Securities and Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority that were disapproved. Additionally, a new section was added directing the Secretary of State to distribute copies of the resolution to the Governor and The Oklahoma Register.

Scope change

The scope of the resolution was expanded to include additional state agencies beyond the original list, while also adding specific exceptions for certain rules from the Oklahoma Department of Securities and Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority.

SCOPE

Added the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority, Oklahoma New Motor Vehicle Commission, Oklahoma Public Employees Retirement System, Real Estate Appraiser Board, and other agencies to the list of entities whose proposed permanent rules are approved.

REQUIREMENT

Added Section 2 directing the Secretary of State to distribute copies of the resolution to the Governor and The Oklahoma Register.

EXCEPTIONS

Added specific exceptions for certain rules from the Oklahoma Department of Securities (660:2-11-5, 660:2-11-6) and Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (442:10-7-1, 442:10-7-2, 442:10-8-1) that were disapproved.

TECHNICAL

Changed the header from 'AS INTRODUCED' to 'ENGROSSED' and updated the byline to include both Senate and House sponsors.

Engrossed → Enrolled (final version) · 4 edits · May 21, 2025

MODERATE

The bill was converted from an Engrossed version to an Enrolled (final) version, adding signature lines, dates, and official stamps required for the bill to become law. The substantive policy content regarding rule approvals and exceptions remains unchanged. This is a procedural transition marking the bill's final passage through both legislative chambers.

TECHNICAL

Added Enrolled Senate header and page numbering to indicate this is the final version ready for signing.

Added passage dates for Senate (May 13, 2025) and House (May 21, 2025) with signature lines for Presiding Officers.

Added Governor's signature block and Office of the Secretary of State receipt section for final approval processing.

Removed blank lines and placeholder text used in the draft version that are not needed in the final enrolled version.

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