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Senate Bill 997 — Advance (bar contracts with entities from adversarial countries): Clerk announced 6 aye, 2 nay; chair declared bill passed out of committee. Sponsor said a clarifying amendment was expected and would be circulated to members.

Senate Bill 333 — Advance (amend definition of \"area of operation\" in Oklahoma Housing Authority Act to allow consultation across jurisdictions with local consent): Clerk announced 5 aye, 3 nay; chair declared bill passed out of committee. Sponsor said the authority would consult on construction or rehabilitation projects but the inviting jurisdiction would retain ownership and decision-making.

Senate Bill 450 — Advance (repealer removing an obsolete military review committee): Clerk announced 8 aye, 0 nay; chair declared bill passed out of committee. Sponsor described the measure as a simple repealer for a committee that had not met since 2011.

Senate Bill 1091 — Advance (companion bill concerning dual office-holders; companion to a previously introduced bill): Clerk announced 8 aye, 0 nay; chair declared bill passed out of committee.

Senate Bill 676 — Advance (multiple repealer removing obsolete statutory commissions and references): The sponsor listed the specific commissions and councils to be repealed. The transcript records a voice vote and an affirmative result but does not record a detailed roll-call tally for the committee in the provided text.

Other procedural notes: multiple bills were described as \"do pass\" or \"do pass and a second\" on the record. Several sponsors and questioners emphasized that implementing details (amendments, interlocal agreements, or funding sources) were not yet in the record and would require follow-up.

Where the transcript lists a vote tally, this article records the clerk's announced tally; where the transcript does not specify individual names for each vote, tallies are reported as announced by the clerk or chair.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","General Government REVISED: Links added Apr 1, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Several bills were advanced out of committee during the meeting; recorded tallies are included where the transcript records them. Some items were advanced with unanimous support, others with recorded nay votes; several motions referenced pending amendments or omitted implementing details.","taxTitle","2025 Legislature OK, Oklahoma","taxId",78380,"location","Oklahoma","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6095741,"Committee clears bill allowing housing authorities to consult beyond borders; local consent required",240,488000,728000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2837003-1a2c7dce8f2725094084b4c1d6083299&start=488&end=728","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2837003-1a2c7dce8f2725094084b4c1d6083299/thumbnail_488000.jpg","/articles/6095741/Oklahoma/Committee-clears-bill-allowing-housing-authorities-to-consult-beyond-borders-local-consent-required","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6095741-0d9b247a349c55de681ae31347b4c00f/orig.mp4?Expires=1770744447&Signature=gSsi7C58VfM0BKGmGKSGAodXw~0FMfJJG89KtVhcqeb0RWhcyUkgngt8pqisu2zqiqruy-LJ0FlNHUyA6jUehd-oOYjKcShzhaeZF7tcZjDJFLx8b2KPEjiofWzktU8nuWAOacBNEvrKA59~~mffahTDDbZBncMT3ByDbiq0pk0NX5mOIMW8iqVjrEdIkELpqzcLqztJMoJp57zgNLh9EsT3hFlOdFj-8DmxdfGQ5njgf6Pgc03qwvgQs0X59OGZ9YTdaNXE8N4cAfo01-3kzdwkuxvB3Lh8jYlGzN4ZLqKD2gxvqRIYW-rBljrH6sJocdXqlbdubzuZdcluOjCFig__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The committee voted to advance a bill amending the Oklahoma Housing Authority Act to expand the definition of \"area of operation,\" allowing an existing housing authority to provide consultation to another city or county with that locality's consent.

Representative Lawson presented Senate Bill 333, saying the change would let a housing authority in a larger city \"work in collaboration with another city or county.\" Lawson said the change would be limited to consultation and assistance — for example, helping a smaller city navigate federal HUD processes or advising on appropriate housing types — and would not transfer ownership or decision-making authority to the visiting housing authority.

During questions, members asked whether the authority would construct projects or only consult. Lawson replied the authority would consult on construction or rehabilitation projects but would not take ownership; the local jurisdiction would retain control and ownership. Lawson gave a real-world example in which the newly incorporated town of Hochatown might ask the Tulsa Housing Authority for assistance in identifying projects and navigating federal funding, while Hochatown would retain project ownership and decision-making.

The committee voted to advance the bill. The clerk announced a vote of five \"aye\" and three \"nay,\" and the chair declared the bill passed out of committee.

The transcript indicates the bill applies to construction and rehabilitation projects that the local jurisdiction invites the authority to consult on; it does not specify details about grant sources, oversight procedures, or any required interlocal agreements.","A bill amending the Oklahoma Housing Authority Act to let existing housing authorities consult on construction or rehabilitation projects outside their geographic boundaries advanced out of committee; sponsors said the outside authority would not own or take control of local projects and would act with local consent.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6095746,"Committee advances bill to bar contracts with adversarial countries; amendment pending",161,20000,181000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2837003-1a2c7dce8f2725094084b4c1d6083299&start=20&end=181","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2837003-1a2c7dce8f2725094084b4c1d6083299/thumbnail_20000.jpg","/articles/6095746/Oklahoma/Committee-advances-bill-to-bar-contracts-with-adversarial-countries-amendment-pending","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6095746-1ffe590c4455ffe7411d7a6edbb1d459/orig.mp4?Expires=1770744447&Signature=OWwY5imsSm2k~aru6Z26puQ6iXDLJS3pUkjHK7OiSMbFjcK2W0XLN8WrPcSQmfu1Z202q6TAZgRFCYvl3n1rRUeMydCELA-6BGaWNJGjrj43sgYcvO2a-gIlaOmHwrIfVTapnZf910GvEwi8V7ARFR~4O0rxX7UtWWwaO72CrlviMJvInXocKL~JydnIeVejAUp1vcvYP1dRfy7YwIiTltxCHaKIjK1p~4IF2wbUmrIOl27OKJmar7AMxFdVGHm1AkaBP3kI2Y7c1HW8RCgTFtHPJadcd~Fe9kJfRAahhy~mirUUISOKGLv2KqQN39cGXHvi-8S0tRxCZUBi4z17uw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The committee approved advancement of a bill that would bar companies from adversarial countries from receiving state contracts, but the bill’s sponsor said a substantive amendment was expected and had not yet been provided to members.

Representative Sneed requested to be the first presenter on the bill identified in the record as Senate Bill 997. During discussion, the presenter said the bill’s title was \"off\" and that stakeholders had prepared an amendment that had not yet been circulated. The presenter told members, \"I've talked to several stakeholders and... they're gonna get it to me today and then I'll get it over to you guys.\" He moved adoption of the bill and yielded to questions.

Representative Pope Miller asked whether the chairman should lay the bill over until the amendment was available; the presenter and the chair indicated they would proceed. Several members sought assurance that any late amendment would be shared; the presenter committed to e-mailing the amendment to committee members when he received it.

The roll call recorded Pogue Miller voting \"nay,\" and the clerk announced a committee tally of six \"aye\" and two \"nay.\" The chair declared the bill passed out of committee on that vote. The transcript records no text of the pending amendment; the sponsor said the amendment would clarify the definition used to exclude \"adversarial countries\" from bidding for state contracts.

No formal reference to a statute or implementation timeline for the procurement change was made in the committee discussion recorded in the transcript.","A bill to prohibit certain foreign adversarial countries from receiving state contracts advanced out of committee after debate; the bill’s sponsor said stakeholders expect an amendment and promised to circulate it to members.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6095751,"Committee waives 48-hour agenda posting rule; members raise transparency concerns",1199,0,1199000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2837003-1a2c7dce8f2725094084b4c1d6083299&start=0&end=1199","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2837003-1a2c7dce8f2725094084b4c1d6083299/thumbnail_0.jpg","/articles/6095751/Oklahoma/Committee-waives-48-hour-agenda-posting-rule-members-raise-transparency-concerns","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6095751-e20f39d724719b30ffe6546ebee7c871/orig.mp4?Expires=1770744447&Signature=egX-vb9xZPHH1630iuv6iQAxWqGP3GjafcaRXfCEuu1e8TyExuqZRr9JSkNfhG8gKqc-Ukz6fxlxMZoa9V2ALHIPI~ymIXw64tR596wP02vltrKAv2nKUGIZPCi4ZnjCZD0IGtkJJVpCRe~q0xyOSbfh0SV07Z1V-HAzZ-Dfjx8jPgVHyMRJTI54HfK0MrL9XBnHBQtiuWn7kGXMNHTtngzpySAoCQ27vjzc-QTkeeZtc4N9UJhQOMhergHGqdxdcb9qEqnJp4LntWHu7boV3jnIpJS3L5QzalH9MPKrGlTp-Z0fyKdb8l~wA0r83m70D4qceOiU5CUlPkqjz06arw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The committee voted to waive its usual 48-hour agenda-posting requirement so members could consider bills that arrived after the normal deadline.

The move came at the start of the meeting after the chair said the committee had secured a waiver of the 48-hour rule \"for today so we could do bills since we didn't get bills till yesterday afternoon.\" Representative Sneed had requested to be first on the docket for a bill, which prompted the chair to note the procedural change.

Members expressed concern about the effect of the waiver on transparency and preparation. Representative Munson asked whether the committee planned to treat the waiver as routine, noting the statutory policy-deadline of April 10. He said the short notice reduced time for member and staff preparation and limited public awareness of what the committee would hear. Representative Munson also said he would raise the matter with leadership.

Representative Pope Miller pressed for a commitment from the member moving bills that any substantive amendments circulating after committee action be shared with members. The presenter said he would email the amendment to committee members as soon as it was available.

The chair framed the vote as a one-time accommodation because bills had arrived late; he suggested members who wanted broader change discuss it with Speaker Hilbert or other leadership. The committee proceeded to hear bills after the waiver was approved.

The record shows members voiced the transparency and notice concerns during the agenda-item discussion; no formal policy change was adopted during the meeting.","A legislative committee voted to waive its 48-hour agenda-posting requirement so it could consider bills that arrived late; several members pressed for clarity about whether the waiver is a one-time practice and asked for better notice to the public and staff.","actionData","errors"]

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