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Committee advances bill addressing anesthesia services; no questions recorded

Oklahoma House/Senate Joint Committee (committee hearing) · April 7, 2026
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Summary

A bill described as dealing with anesthesia services (Senate Bill 1443) was presented after a short recess, advanced on a recorded 6–0 vote with no committee questions, and the meeting adjourned.

After a brief suspension and a handoff to the vice chair, committee members considered Senate Bill 1443, which the sponsor described as dealing with anesthesia services. The sponsor moved for adoption and yielded to questions; none were recorded. The committee opened a recorded vote and the clerk reported '6 ayes, 0 nay.' The chair declared the bill passed and returned control to the chairman; the committee then adjourned.

The transcript records only that the bill "is dealing with anesthesia services" and contains no further detail about the substance of the proposal or any fiscal implications in the committee record.