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Committee clears repealer to remove obsolete electric utility task force statute

2288719 · February 12, 2025
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Summary

House Bill 20 73, a repealer removing the joint electric utility restructuring task force statute, passed the committee unanimously as a housekeeping measure to streamline state code.

Representative Jenkins presented House Bill 20 73 as a straightforward repealer to remove an obsolete provision establishing a joint electric utility restructuring task force. Jenkins said the task force’s mission has long been fulfilled and keeping the statute on the books serves no purpose.

Committee members offered no substantive opposition. The committee voted and the clerk recorded 9 ayes, 0 nays; the bill was declared passed out of committee.

Why it matters: The measure is a statutory cleanup intended to streamline Oklahoma law by removing a defunct task force provision; it does not create new regulatory requirements.

Action: The committee recorded a 9–0 vote to pass the repealer and report it out of committee for further House action.