Civil Judiciary Apr 2, 2026

Oklahoma legislative committee (unnamed in transcript) · April 2, 2026

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Senate Bill 1716 — utility data privacy trailer explained and passed

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Leader West (presenting) said this bill is a trailer to the recently signed data privacy law and clarifies how utility companies (investor-owned and co-ops) are treated; he said utilities share—not sell—customer data and are already regulated by the Corporation Commission under Article 9, Title 17 and the Electric Usage Data Protection Act. The committee took a recorded vote and approved the committee substitute (5 ayes, 1 nay).

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A legislative committee in Oklahoma considered and advanced a large slate of Senate and House bills on issues including utility data privacy language, minimum marriage age, eviction-timeline changes, and a bill described as preserving state values; most items received recorded votes and were passed. The committee took a brief break and then adjourned after finishing the agenda.

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