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HOUSE JOURNAL

Second Regular Session of the Fifty-sixth Legislature

of the State of Oklahoma

Eighteenth Legislative Day, Thursday, March 8, 2018

The House was called to order by Representative Kannady.

The roll was called with 94 Members present.

The following Members were excused: Downing, Enns, Mulready, Proctor,

Rogers.—5.

Vacancy: District 51, District 61.—2.

Representative Kannady declared a quorum present.

Prayer was offered by Pastor Anthony Lester, Trinity Holiness Church, Blair.

Pastor Lester was sponsored by Representative Bennett (John).

The Journal for the last legislative day was approved.

ENGROSSED AND ENROLLED MEASURES

HBs 2308, 2526, 2548, 2626, 2629, 2641, 2759, 2888, 2933, 2993, 3037, 3042 and

3369 were reported correctly engrossed, properly signed, in open session, and ordered

transmitted to the Honorable Senate.

HAs to SB 527 were reported correctly engrossed, properly signed, in open session,

and the measure, as amended, was ordered returned to the Honorable Senate.

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RESOLUTION FOR CONSIDERATION

HR 1028 was called up for consideration.

Upon motion of Representative Dollens, HR 1028 was considered and adopted.

HR 1028 was referred for enrollment.

GENERAL ORDER

HB 2661 by Hoskin et al. of the House and Sparks of the Senate was read and

considered.

Coauthored by Representative(s) Perryman

Representative Hoskin moved that HB 2661 be advanced from General Order, which

motion was declared adopted.

THIRD READING

HB 2661 was read at length for the third time. On passage of the measure, the roll call

was as follows:

Aye: Babinec, Bennett (Forrest), Blancett, Cannaday, Casey, Cleveland, Cockroft,

Condit, Dollens, Dunlap, Dunnington, Echols, Fetgatter, Ford (Roger), Ford (Ross),

Fourkiller, Frix, Gaddis, Goodwin, Griffith, Hall, Hardin, Henke, Hilbert, Hoskin,

Humphrey, Inman, Jordan, Kannady, Kerbs, Kouplen, Lepak, Loring, Lowe, McBride,

McDaniel, McDugle, McEachin, McEntire, Meredith, Munson, Nichols, Nollan,

O’Donnell, Ortega, Osburn (Mike), Ownbey, Park, Perryman, Pfeiffer, Renegar, Ritze,

Roberts (Dustin), Rosecrants, Sanders, Sears, Stone, Tadlock, Taylor, Teague, Thomsen,

Vaughan, Virgin, Watson, West (Josh), West (Kevin), West (Tammy), Williams, Wright,

Young, Mr. Speaker.--71.

Nay: Calvey, Coody, Derby, Faught, Gann, Martinez, Murphey, Roberts (Sean), Russ,

West (Rick).--10.

Excused: Baker, Bennett (John), Bush, Caldwell, Downing, Enns, Lawson,

Montgomery, Moore, Mulready, Newton, Osborn (Leslie), Proctor, Rogers, Strohm, Walke,

Wallace, Worthen.--18.

Vacancy: District 51, District 61.--2.

The measure passed.

HB 2661 was referred for engrossment.

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GENERAL ORDER

HB 2518 by Ownbey of the House and Simpson of the Senate was read and

considered.

Representative Ownbey moved that HB 2518 be advanced from General Order, which


THIRD READING


was as follows:

Aye: Babinec, Bennett (Forrest), Bennett (John), Blancett, Bush, Caldwell, Calvey,

Cannaday, Casey, Cleveland, Cockroft, Condit, Coody, Derby, Dollens, Dunlap, Echols,

Faught, Fetgatter, Ford (Roger), Ford (Ross), Fourkiller, Frix, Gaddis, Gann, Goodwin,

Griffith, Hall, Hardin, Henke, Hilbert, Hoskin, Humphrey, Inman, Jordan, Kannady, Kerbs,

Kouplen, Lawson, Lepak, Loring, Lowe, Martinez, McBride, McDaniel, McDugle,

McEachin, McEntire, Meredith, Moore, Munson, Murphey, Newton, Nichols, Nollan,

O’Donnell, Ortega, Osborn (Leslie), Osburn (Mike), Ownbey, Park, Perryman, Pfeiffer,

Renegar, Ritze, Roberts (Dustin), Roberts (Sean), Rosecrants, Russ, Sanders, Sears, Stone,

Strohm, Tadlock, Taylor, Teague, Thomsen, Vaughan, Virgin, Watson, West (Josh), West

(Kevin), West (Rick), West (Tammy), Williams, Worthen, Wright, Young,

Mr. Speaker.--89.

Excused: Baker, Downing, Dunnington, Enns, Montgomery, Mulready, Proctor,

Rogers, Walke, Wallace.--10.


The measure passed.


GENERAL ORDER

HB 2959 by Thomsen of the House and Quinn of the Senate was read and considered.

Representative Thomsen moved that HB 2959 be advanced from General Order, which


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THIRD READING


was as follows:


Cannaday, Casey, Cleveland, Condit, Coody, Derby, Dollens, Dunlap, Echols, Faught,

Fetgatter, Ford (Roger), Ford (Ross), Fourkiller, Frix, Gaddis, Gann, Goodwin, Griffith,

Hall, Hardin, Henke, Hilbert, Hoskin, Inman, Jordan, Kannady, Kerbs, Kouplen, Lawson,

Lepak, Loring, Lowe, Martinez, McBride, McDaniel, McDugle, McEachin, McEntire,

Meredith, Moore, Munson, Murphey, Newton, Nichols, Nollan, O’Donnell, Ortega, Osborn

(Leslie), Osburn (Mike), Ownbey, Park, Perryman, Pfeiffer, Renegar, Ritze, Roberts

(Dustin), Roberts (Sean), Rosecrants, Russ, Sanders, Sears, Stone, Tadlock, Taylor, Teague,

Thomsen, Vaughan, Virgin, Watson, West (Josh), West (Kevin), West (Rick), West

(Tammy), Williams, Worthen, Young, Mr. Speaker.--85.

Excused: Baker, Cockroft, Downing, Dunnington, Enns, Humphrey, Montgomery,

Mulready, Proctor, Rogers, Strohm, Walke, Wallace, Wright.--14.


The measure passed.


GENERAL ORDER

HB 3324 by Fetgatter of the House was read and considered.

Coauthored by Representative(s) Hall, Cockroft, West (Josh)

Authored by Senator Quinn (principal Senate author)

Representative Fetgatter moved that HB 3324 be advanced from General Order, which


THIRD READING


was as follows:

Aye: Babinec, Bennett (Forrest), Blancett, Bush, Caldwell, Cannaday, Casey, Cockroft,

Condit, Dollens, Dunnington, Echols, Fetgatter, Ford (Ross), Frix, Gaddis, Goodwin,

Griffith, Hall, Hilbert, Hoskin, Humphrey, Inman, Jordan, Kannady, Kerbs, Lawson,

Lepak, Lowe, Martinez, McBride, McDaniel, McDugle, McEachin, McEntire, Meredith,

Moore, Munson, Newton, Nichols, Nollan, Osburn (Mike), Ownbey, Park, Pfeiffer, Roberts


(Dustin), Roberts (Sean), Rosecrants, Sanders, Sears, Tadlock, Taylor, Teague, Thomsen,

Vaughan, Virgin, Wallace, West (Josh), West (Kevin), West (Tammy), Wright, Young,

Mr. Speaker.--63.

Nay: Calvey, Cleveland, Derby, Dunlap, Faught, Ford (Roger), Gann, Hardin,

Murphey, Renegar, Ritze, Stone, Strohm, West (Rick).--14.

Excused: Baker, Bennett (John), Coody, Downing, Enns, Fourkiller, Henke, Kouplen,

Loring, Montgomery, Mulready, O’Donnell, Ortega, Osborn (Leslie), Perryman, Proctor,

Rogers, Russ, Walke, Watson, Williams, Worthen.--22.


The measure passed.

On passage of the emergency, the roll call was as follows:

Aye: Babinec, Bush, Caldwell, Casey, Cleveland, Cockroft, Coody, Derby, Echols,

Fetgatter, Ford (Ross), Frix, Hall, Hilbert, Humphrey, Jordan, Kannady, Kerbs, Lawson,

Lepak, Loring, Martinez, McBride, McDaniel, McEachin, McEntire, Moore, Newton,

Nollan, Osborn (Leslie), Osburn (Mike), Ownbey, Park, Pfeiffer, Roberts (Dustin), Roberts

(Sean), Russ, Sanders, Sears, Taylor, Teague, Vaughan, Wallace, Watson, West (Josh),

West (Kevin), West (Tammy), Worthen, Wright, Mr. Speaker.--50.

Nay: Bennett (John), Calvey, Cannaday, Condit, Dunlap, Faught, Ford (Roger),

Fourkiller, Gaddis, Gann, Goodwin, Hardin, Hoskin, Inman, Lowe, Murphey, Renegar,

Ritze, Rosecrants, Stone, Strohm, Virgin, West (Rick), Williams, Young.--25.

Excused: Baker, Bennett (Forrest), Blancett, Dollens, Downing, Dunnington, Enns,

Griffith, Henke, Kouplen, McDugle, Meredith, Montgomery, Mulready, Munson, Nichols,

O’Donnell, Ortega, Perryman, Proctor, Rogers, Tadlock, Thomsen, Walke.--24.


The emergency failed.

Representative Fetgatter served notice to reconsider the vote whereby the emergency

failed on HB 3324.

GENERAL ORDER

HB 2552 by Ownbey of the House and Griffin of the Senate was read and considered.



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was as follows:


Cannaday, Casey, Cleveland, Cockroft, Condit, Coody, Derby, Dollens, Dunlap,

Dunnington, Echols, Faught, Fetgatter, Ford (Roger), Ford (Ross), Fourkiller, Frix, Gaddis,

Gann, Goodwin, Griffith, Hall, Hardin, Hilbert, Hoskin, Humphrey, Inman, Jordan,

Kannady, Kerbs, Kouplen, Lawson, Lepak, Loring, Lowe, Martinez, McBride, McDaniel,

McDugle, McEachin, McEntire, Meredith, Moore, Munson, Murphey, Newton, Nollan,

O’Donnell, Ortega, Osborn (Leslie), Osburn (Mike), Ownbey, Park, Perryman, Pfeiffer,

Renegar, Ritze, Roberts (Dustin), Roberts (Sean), Rosecrants, Russ, Sanders, Sears, Stone,

Strohm, Tadlock, Taylor, Teague, Thomsen, Vaughan, Virgin, Walke, Watson, West

(Josh), West (Kevin), West (Rick), West (Tammy), Williams, Worthen, Wright, Young,

Mr. Speaker.--89.

Excused: Baker, Downing, Enns, Henke, Montgomery, Mulready, Nichols, Proctor,

Rogers, Wallace.--10.


The measure passed.


GENERAL ORDER

HB 3375 by Wallace of the House was read and considered.

Coauthored by Representative(s) Hoskin

Authored by Senator McCortney (principal Senate author)

Representative Wallace moved to amend HB 3375, Page 7, Section 1, Lines 3-6

by restoring all stricken language on Lines 3 and 4 and by deleting all new language on

Lines 4, 5, and 6; Page 11, by deleting Section 3 in its entirety and by renumbering

subsequent sections; Page 18, Section 4, Lines 4 and 14 by deleting the language “Sections

2 and 3” and inserting in lieu thereof in both locations the language “Section 2”; and by

restoring the title, which amendment was declared adopted.

Representative Wallace moved that HB 3375 be advanced from General Order, which



THIRD READING

HB 3375 was read at length for the third time. On passage of the measure and

emergency, the roll call was as follows:

Aye: Babinec, Baker, Bennett (Forrest), Blancett, Bush, Cannaday, Cleveland,

Cockroft, Condit, Dollens, Dunnington, Echols, Fetgatter, Ford (Roger), Ford (Ross),

Fourkiller, Frix, Goodwin, Griffith, Hall, Henke, Hilbert, Hoskin, Humphrey, Inman,

Jordan, Kannady, Kerbs, Kouplen, Lawson, Loring, Lowe, Martinez, McBride, McDaniel,

McDugle, McEachin, McEntire, Meredith, Montgomery, Moore, Munson, O’Donnell,

Osborn (Leslie), Osburn (Mike), Park, Perryman, Pfeiffer, Renegar, Roberts (Dustin),

Rosecrants, Sanders, Stone, Tadlock, Taylor, Teague, Thomsen, Virgin, Walke, Wallace,

Watson, West (Josh), West (Rick), West (Tammy), Williams, Wright, Young,

Mr. Speaker.--68.

Nay: Bennett (John), Calvey, Casey, Coody, Derby, Dunlap, Faught, Gann, Hardin,

Lepak, Murphey, Newton, Ortega, Ownbey, Ritze, Roberts (Sean), Russ, Sears, Strohm,

Vaughan, West (Kevin), Worthen.--22.

Excused: Caldwell, Downing, Enns, Gaddis, Mulready, Nichols, Nollan, Proctor,

Rogers.--9.


The measure and emergency passed.

Representative Wallace served notice to reconsider the vote whereby the emergency

on HB 3375 passed.

RECONSIDERATION

Representative Wallace moved to reconsider the vote whereby the emergency passed

on HB 3375.

Representative Echols moved to table the Wallace motion, which tabling motion

prevailed.


RECONSIDERATION

Representative Lepak moved to reconsider the vote whereby HB 3036 failed, which

motion prevailed upon roll call as follows:

Aye: Babinec, Baker, Bennett (John), Bush, Caldwell, Calvey, Casey, Cleveland,

Cockroft, Coody, Derby, Dunlap, Echols, Fetgatter, Ford (Roger), Ford (Ross), Gann, Hall,

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Henke, Hilbert, Jordan, Kannady, Kerbs, Lawson, Lepak, Martinez, McDaniel, McDugle,

McEachin, Montgomery, Moore, Murphey, O’Donnell, Ortega, Osburn (Mike), Park,

Pfeiffer, Roberts (Dustin), Roberts (Sean), Russ, Sanders, Sears, Taylor, Teague, Vaughan,

Wallace, Watson, West (Kevin), West (Rick), West (Tammy), Wright, Mr. Speaker.--52.

Nay: Blancett, Cannaday, Condit, Dollens, Dunnington, Fourkiller, Gaddis, Goodwin,

Griffith, Hardin, Hoskin, Humphrey, Inman, Kouplen, Loring, Lowe, McEntire, Meredith,

Munson, Newton, Nollan, Osborn (Leslie), Ownbey, Perryman, Renegar, Ritze, Rosecrants,

Stone, Tadlock, Thomsen, Virgin, Williams, Worthen, Young.--34.

Excused: Bennett (Forrest), Downing, Enns, Faught, Frix, McBride, Mulready,

Nichols, Proctor, Rogers, Strohm, Walke, West (Josh).--13.


THIRD READING

HB 3036 was read at length for the third time.

Coauthored by Representative(s) Cockroft, Roberts (Dustin)

On passage of the measure, the roll call was as follows:

Aye: Babinec, Baker, Bennett (John), Bush, Caldwell, Calvey, Casey, Cleveland,

Cockroft, Coody, Derby, Dunlap, Echols, Faught, Fetgatter, Ford (Roger), Ford (Ross),

Gann, Hall, Henke, Hilbert, Jordan, Kannady, Kerbs, Lepak, Martinez, McBride,

McDaniel, McDugle, McEachin, Montgomery, Moore, Murphey, O’Donnell, Ortega,

Osburn (Mike), Park, Pfeiffer, Roberts (Dustin), Roberts (Sean), Russ, Sanders, Sears,

Strohm, Taylor, Teague, Vaughan, Wallace, Watson, West (Kevin), West (Rick), West

(Tammy), Wright, Mr. Speaker.--54.

Nay: Bennett (Forrest), Blancett, Cannaday, Condit, Dollens, Dunnington, Fourkiller,

Gaddis, Goodwin, Griffith, Hardin, Hoskin, Humphrey, Inman, Kouplen, Lawson, Loring,

Lowe, McEntire, Meredith, Munson, Newton, Nollan, Osborn (Leslie), Ownbey, Perryman,

Renegar, Ritze, Rosecrants, Stone, Tadlock, Thomsen, Virgin, Walke, West (Josh),

Williams, Worthen, Young.--38.

Excused: Downing, Enns, Frix, Mulready, Nichols, Proctor, Rogers.--7.


The measure passed.



GENERAL ORDER

HB 2716 by Echols of the House and Fields of the Senate was read and considered.

Remove Representative Echols as principal House author and substitute with

Representative Teague

Representative Teague moved that HB 2716 be advanced from General Order, which


THIRD READING


was as follows:


Cannaday, Casey, Cockroft, Condit, Coody, Dollens, Echols, Fetgatter, Ford (Roger), Ford

(Ross), Fourkiller, Gaddis, Goodwin, Griffith, Hall, Henke, Hilbert, Hoskin, Inman, Jordan,


McEachin, McEntire, Meredith, Montgomery, Munson, Newton, Nollan, Ortega, Osborn

(Leslie), Osburn (Mike), Ownbey, Perryman, Pfeiffer, Renegar, Roberts (Dustin), Roberts

(Sean), Rosecrants, Russ, Sanders, Sears, Stone, Taylor, Teague, Thomsen, Vaughan,

Virgin, Walke, Watson, West (Josh), West (Kevin), West (Rick), West (Tammy), Williams,

Worthen, Wright, Young, Mr. Speaker.--74.

Nay: Derby, Dunlap, Faught, Gann, Hardin, Moore, Murphey, O’Donnell, Park, Ritze,

Strohm.--11.

Excused: Baker, Cleveland, Downing, Dunnington, Enns, Frix, Humphrey, McDugle,

Mulready, Nichols, Proctor, Rogers, Tadlock, Wallace.--14.


The measure passed.


GENERAL ORDER

HB 2528 by Cleveland of the House and Fry of the Senate was read and considered.

Coauthored by Senator(s) Bergstrom

Representative Cleveland moved that HB 2528 be advanced from General Order,

which motion was declared adopted.

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was as follows:

Aye: Babinec, Bennett (Forrest), Bennett (John), Bush, Caldwell, Calvey, Cannaday,

Cleveland, Cockroft, Condit, Coody, Derby, Dollens, Dunnington, Echols, Faught,

Fetgatter, Ford (Roger), Ford (Ross), Fourkiller, Gaddis, Gann, Goodwin, Griffith, Hall,

Hardin, Henke, Hilbert, Hoskin, Humphrey, Inman, Jordan, Kannady, Kerbs, Kouplen,

Lawson, Lepak, Loring, Lowe, Martinez, McBride, McDaniel, McEachin, McEntire,

Meredith, Montgomery, Moore, Munson, Murphey, Newton, Nollan, O’Donnell, Ortega,

Osborn (Leslie), Osburn (Mike), Ownbey, Park, Perryman, Pfeiffer, Renegar, Ritze,

Roberts (Dustin), Roberts (Sean), Rosecrants, Russ, Sanders, Sears, Stone, Tadlock, Taylor,

Teague, Thomsen, Vaughan, Virgin, Wallace, Watson, West (Josh), West (Kevin), West

(Rick), West (Tammy), Williams, Worthen, Wright, Young, Mr. Speaker.--85.

Excused: Baker, Blancett, Casey, Downing, Dunlap, Enns, Frix, McDugle, Mulready,

Nichols, Proctor, Rogers, Strohm, Walke.--14.


The measure passed.


Speaker Pro Tempore Wright Presiding

GENERAL ORDER

SB 279 by Pugh of the Senate and Martinez et al. of the House was read and

considered.

Representative Martinez moved that SB 279 be advanced from General Order, which


THIRD READING

SB 279 was read at length for the third time. On passage of the measure and



Cannaday, Cleveland, Cockroft, Condit, Coody, Derby, Dollens, Dunlap, Dunnington,

Echols, Faught, Fetgatter, Ford (Roger), Ford (Ross), Fourkiller, Gaddis, Gann, Goodwin,

Griffith, Hall, Hardin, Henke, Hilbert, Hoskin, Humphrey, Inman, Jordan, Kannady, Kerbs,

Kouplen, Lawson, Lepak, Loring, Lowe, Martinez, McBride, McDaniel, McEachin,


McEntire, Meredith, Montgomery, Moore, Munson, Murphey, Newton, Nichols, Nollan,

Ortega, Osborn (Leslie), Osburn (Mike), Ownbey, Park, Perryman, Pfeiffer, Renegar, Ritze,

Roberts (Dustin), Roberts (Sean), Rosecrants, Russ, Sanders, Sears, Stone, Strohm,

Tadlock, Taylor, Teague, Thomsen, Vaughan, Virgin, Walke, Wallace, Watson, West


Mr. Speaker.--89.

Excused: Baker, Casey, Downing, Enns, Frix, McDugle, Mulready, O’Donnell,

Proctor, Rogers.--10.



SB 279 was referred for engrossment.

GENERAL ORDER

HB 3336 by Roberts (Sean) of the House was read and considered.

Coauthored by Representative(s) Osburn (Mike)

Authored by Senator Yen (principal Senate author)

Representative Roberts (Sean) moved to amend HB 3336 by deleting Section 2 in its

entirety and renumbering the subsequent section, which amendment was declared adopted.

Representative Roberts (Sean) moved that HB 3336 be advanced from General Order,


THIRD READING


was as follows:

Aye: Babinec, Baker, Bennett (Forrest), Bennett (John), Blancett, Bush, Caldwell,

Calvey, Cannaday, Cleveland, Cockroft, Condit, Coody, Derby, Dollens, Dunlap,

Dunnington, Echols, Faught, Fetgatter, Ford (Roger), Fourkiller, Gaddis, Gann, Goodwin,

Griffith, Hall, Henke, Hilbert, Hoskin, Humphrey, Jordan, Kannady, Kerbs, Kouplen,

Lepak, Loring, Martinez, McBride, McDaniel, McEachin, McEntire, Meredith, Moore,

Munson, Newton, Nichols, Nollan, O’Donnell, Ortega, Osborn (Leslie), Osburn (Mike),

Ownbey, Park, Perryman, Pfeiffer, Renegar, Ritze, Roberts (Dustin), Roberts (Sean),

Rosecrants, Russ, Sears, Stone, Strohm, Tadlock, Taylor, Teague, Thomsen, Vaughan,

Virgin, Walke, Wallace, Watson, West (Josh), West (Kevin), West (Rick), West (Tammy),

Williams, Worthen, Wright, Young, Mr. Speaker.--83.

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Nay: Murphey.--1.

Excused: Casey, Downing, Enns, Ford (Ross), Frix, Inman, Lawson, Lowe, McDugle,

Montgomery, Mulready, Proctor, Rogers, Sanders.--14.

Constitutional Priv: Hardin.--1.


The measure passed.


GENERAL ORDER

HB 2885 by West (Josh) of the House was read and considered.

Authored by Senator Murdock (principal Senate author)

Representative West (Josh) moved that HB 2885 be advanced from General Order,


THIRD READING


was as follows:


Calvey, Cannaday, Cleveland, Condit, Coody, Derby, Dollens, Dunlap, Dunnington,


Griffith, Hall, Hardin, Henke, Hilbert, Hoskin, Humphrey, Inman, Kannady, Kerbs,

Kouplen, Lepak, Loring, Lowe, Martinez, McBride, McDaniel, McEachin, McEntire,

Meredith, Montgomery, Moore, Munson, Murphey, Newton, Nichols, Nollan, O’Donnell,

Ortega, Osborn (Leslie), Osburn (Mike), Ownbey, Park, Perryman, Pfeiffer, Renegar, Ritze,

Roberts (Dustin), Roberts (Sean), Rosecrants, Russ, Sanders, Sears, Stone, Strohm,

Tadlock, Taylor, Teague, Thomsen, Vaughan, Virgin, Walke, Wallace, Watson, West


Mr. Speaker.--88.

Excused: Casey, Cockroft, Downing, Enns, Frix, Jordan, Lawson, McDugle, Mulready,

Proctor, Rogers.--11.



The measure passed.


GENERAL ORDER

HB 3404 by Watson of the House was read and considered.

Authored by Senator Fields (principal Senate author)

Representative Watson moved that HB 3404 be advanced from General Order, which


THIRD READING


was as follows:


Calvey, Cannaday, Cleveland, Condit, Coody, Derby, Dollens, Dunlap, Dunnington,

Echols, Fetgatter, Ford (Roger), Ford (Ross), Fourkiller, Gaddis, Gann, Goodwin, Griffith,

Hall, Hardin, Henke, Hilbert, Hoskin, Humphrey, Jordan, Kerbs, Kouplen, Lawson, Lepak,

Loring, Lowe, McBride, McDaniel, McEachin, McEntire, Meredith, Montgomery, Munson,

Newton, Nichols, Nollan, O’Donnell, Ortega, Osborn (Leslie), Ownbey, Park, Perryman,

Pfeiffer, Renegar, Ritze, Roberts (Dustin), Roberts (Sean), Rosecrants, Russ, Sanders,

Sears, Stone, Strohm, Tadlock, Taylor, Teague, Thomsen, Vaughan, Virgin, Walke,

Wallace, Watson, West (Josh), West (Kevin), West (Rick), West (Tammy), Williams,

Worthen, Wright, Young, Mr. Speaker.--83.

Nay: Faught, Murphey.--2.

Excused: Casey, Cockroft, Downing, Enns, Frix, Inman, Kannady, Martinez,

McDugle, Moore, Mulready, Osburn (Mike), Proctor, Rogers.--14.


The measure passed.


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GENERAL ORDER

HB 2650 by Vaughan of the House was read and considered.

Authored by Senator Rader (principal Senate author)

Coauthored by Senator(s) Pederson

Representative Vaughan moved that HB 2650 be advanced from General Order, which


THIRD READING


was as follows:


Calvey, Cannaday, Cleveland, Cockroft, Condit, Derby, Dollens, Dunlap, Dunnington,


Griffith, Hall, Hardin, Henke, Hilbert, Hoskin, Humphrey, Inman, Jordan, Kerbs, Kouplen,

Lawson, Lepak, Loring, Lowe, McBride, McDaniel, McEachin, McEntire, Meredith,

Montgomery, Moore, Munson, Murphey, Newton, Nichols, Nollan, O’Donnell, Ortega,

Osborn (Leslie), Ownbey, Park, Perryman, Pfeiffer, Ritze, Roberts (Dustin), Roberts

(Sean), Rosecrants, Russ, Sanders, Sears, Stone, Strohm, Taylor, Teague, Thomsen,

Vaughan, Virgin, Walke, Wallace, Watson, West (Josh), West (Kevin), West (Rick), West

(Tammy), Williams, Worthen, Wright, Young, Mr. Speaker.--85.

Excused: Casey, Coody, Downing, Enns, Frix, Kannady, Martinez, McDugle,

Mulready, Osburn (Mike), Proctor, Renegar, Rogers, Tadlock.--14.


The measure passed.


GENERAL ORDER

HB 3104 by Ownbey of the House and Griffin of the Senate was read and considered.

Representative Ownbey moved to amend HB 3104, Page 20, Section 1, Line 10 by

inserting after “53.” the following:

“Plan of safe care” means a plan developed for an infant with Neonatal Abstinence

Syndrome or a Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder upon release from the care of a healthcare

provider that addresses the health and substance use treatment needs of the infant and

mother or caregiver; 54.” by striking and renumbering subsequent paragraphs in Section 1.;


Page 30, Section 3, Line 19½ by inserting a new Paragraph 6 as follows:

“6. Whenever the Department determines an infant has been diagnosed with Neonatal

Abstinence Syndrome or a Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, but the referral is not accepted

for investigation, the Department shall develop a plan of safe care that addresses both the

infant and affected family member or caregiver. The plan of safe care shall address, at a

minimum, the health and substance use treatment needs of the infant and affected family

member or caregiver.”, which amendment was declared adopted.



THIRD READING

HB 3104 was read at length for the third time. On passage of the measure and




Dunnington, Echols, Faught, Fetgatter, Ford (Roger), Ford (Ross), Fourkiller, Gaddis,

Gann, Goodwin, Griffith, Hall, Hardin, Henke, Hilbert, Hoskin, Humphrey, Inman, Jordan,

Kerbs, Kouplen, Lawson, Lepak, Loring, Lowe, McBride, McDaniel, McEachin, McEntire,

Meredith, Montgomery, Moore, Munson, Murphey, Newton, Nichols, Nollan, O’Donnell,

Ortega, Osborn (Leslie), Ownbey, Park, Perryman, Pfeiffer, Ritze, Roberts (Dustin),

Roberts (Sean), Rosecrants, Russ, Sanders, Sears, Stone, Strohm, Tadlock, Taylor, Teague,

Thomsen, Vaughan, Virgin, Walke, Wallace, Watson, West (Josh), West (Kevin), West

(Rick), West (Tammy), Williams, Wright, Young, Mr. Speaker.--86.

Excused: Casey, Downing, Enns, Frix, Kannady, Martinez, McDugle, Mulready,

Osburn (Mike), Proctor, Renegar, Rogers, Worthen.--13.




GENERAL ORDER

HB 3096 by Cockroft of the House was read and considered.

Authored by Senator Standridge (principal Senate author)

Representative Cockroft moved that HB 3096 be advanced from General Order, which


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was as follows:


Calvey, Cannaday, Cleveland, Cockroft, Condit, Coody, Derby, Dunnington, Echols,

Faught, Fetgatter, Ford (Roger), Ford (Ross), Gaddis, Gann, Goodwin, Griffith, Hall,

Hardin, Henke, Hilbert, Humphrey, Inman, Jordan, Kerbs, Kouplen, Lawson, Lepak,

Loring, Lowe, McBride, McDaniel, McEachin, McEntire, Meredith, Montgomery, Moore,

Munson, Murphey, Newton, Nichols, Nollan, O’Donnell, Ortega, Ownbey, Park, Perryman,

Pfeiffer, Ritze, Roberts (Dustin), Roberts (Sean), Rosecrants, Russ, Sanders, Sears, Stone,

Strohm, Tadlock, Taylor, Teague, Thomsen, Vaughan, Virgin, Walke, Wallace, Watson,

West (Josh), West (Kevin), West (Rick), West (Tammy), Williams, Wright, Young,

Mr. Speaker.--81.

Nay: Dunlap.--1.

Excused: Casey, Dollens, Downing, Enns, Fourkiller, Frix, Hoskin, Kannady,

Martinez, McDugle, Mulready, Osborn (Leslie), Osburn (Mike), Proctor, Renegar, Rogers,

Worthen.--17.


The measure passed.


GENERAL ORDER

HB 2625 by West (Kevin) of the House was read and considered.

Coauthored by Representative(s) Ritze

Authored by Senator Bergstrom (principal Senate author)

Representative West (Kevin) moved that HB 2625 be advanced from General Order,


THIRD READING


was as follows:




Dunnington, Echols, Faught, Fetgatter, Ford (Roger), Ford (Ross), Fourkiller, Gaddis,

Gann, Goodwin, Griffith, Hall, Hardin, Henke, Hilbert, Humphrey, Inman, Jordan,


McEachin, McEntire, Meredith, Montgomery, Moore, Munson, Murphey, Newton,

Nichols, Nollan, O’Donnell, Ortega, Osborn (Leslie), Osburn (Mike), Ownbey, Park,

Perryman, Pfeiffer, Ritze, Roberts (Dustin), Roberts (Sean), Rosecrants, Russ, Sanders,

Sears, Stone, Strohm, Tadlock, Taylor, Teague, Thomsen, Vaughan, Virgin, Walke,

Wallace, Watson, West (Josh), West (Kevin), West (Rick), West (Tammy), Williams,

Wright, Young, Mr. Speaker.--88.

Excused: Casey, Downing, Enns, Frix, Hoskin, McDugle, Mulready, Proctor, Renegar,

Rogers, Worthen.--11.


The measure passed.


GENERAL ORDER

HB 3395 by Williams of the House and Smalley of the Senate was read and

considered.

Representative Williams moved that HB 3395 be advanced from General Order, which


THIRD READING


was as follows:


Cannaday, Cockroft, Condit, Coody, Derby, Dollens, Dunlap, Dunnington, Echols,

Fetgatter, Ford (Roger), Ford (Ross), Fourkiller, Gaddis, Gann, Goodwin, Griffith, Hall,

Hardin, Henke, Hilbert, Humphrey, Inman, Jordan, Kerbs, Kouplen, Lawson, Lepak,

Loring, Lowe, Martinez, McBride, McDaniel, McEachin, McEntire, Meredith,

Montgomery, Moore, Munson, Murphey, Newton, Nichols, Nollan, O’Donnell, Ortega,

Osborn (Leslie), Osburn (Mike), Ownbey, Park, Perryman, Pfeiffer, Ritze, Roberts

(Dustin), Roberts (Sean), Rosecrants, Russ, Sanders, Sears, Stone, Strohm, Tadlock, Taylor,

Teague, Thomsen, Vaughan, Virgin, Walke, Wallace, Watson, West (Josh), West (Kevin),

West (Tammy), Williams, Worthen, Wright, Young, Mr. Speaker.--84.

Nay: Calvey, Cleveland, Faught.--3.

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Excused: Casey, Downing, Enns, Frix, Hoskin, Kannady, McDugle, Mulready,

Proctor, Renegar, Rogers, West (Rick).--12.


The measure passed.


GENERAL ORDER

HB 3417 by Pfeiffer of the House was read and considered.

Authored by Senator Boggs (principal Senate author)

Representative Pfeiffer moved that HB 3417 be advanced from General Order, which


THIRD READING


was as follows:



Dunnington, Echols, Faught, Fetgatter, Ford (Roger), Ford (Ross), Gaddis, Gann, Goodwin,

Griffith, Hall, Hardin, Henke, Hilbert, Inman, Jordan, Kerbs, Kouplen, Lawson, Lepak,

Loring, Lowe, Martinez, McBride, McDaniel, McEachin, McEntire, Montgomery, Moore,

Munson, Murphey, Newton, Nichols, Nollan, O’Donnell, Ortega, Osborn (Leslie), Osburn

(Mike), Ownbey, Park, Perryman, Pfeiffer, Ritze, Roberts (Dustin), Roberts (Sean),

Rosecrants, Russ, Sanders, Sears, Strohm, Tadlock, Taylor, Teague, Thomsen, Vaughan,

Virgin, Walke, Wallace, Watson, West (Josh), West (Kevin), West (Rick), West (Tammy),

Williams, Worthen, Wright, Young, Mr. Speaker.--84.

Nay: Stone.--1.

Excused: Casey, Downing, Enns, Fourkiller, Frix, Hoskin, Humphrey, Kannady,

McDugle, Meredith, Mulready, Proctor, Renegar, Rogers.--14.


The measure passed.



GENERAL ORDER

HB 2631 by Babinec of the House and Fry of the Senate was read and considered.

Representative Stone moved to amend HB 2631, Page 2, Section 1 by restoring all of

the stricken language beginning with the “,” on Line 12 through the word “corrections” on

Line 18.

Representative Babinec moved to table the Stone amendment, which tabling motion

was declared adopted upon roll call as follows:

Aye: Babinec, Bush, Caldwell, Calvey, Cleveland, Coody, Derby, Dunlap, Echols,

Faught, Ford (Roger), Ford (Ross), Gann, Hall, Hilbert, Humphrey, Jordan, Kerbs,

Martinez, McEachin, McEntire, Moore, Murphey, Newton, O’Donnell, Ortega, Osburn

(Mike), Ownbey, Park, Pfeiffer, Ritze, Roberts (Dustin), Roberts (Sean), Russ, Sanders,

Sears, Teague, Thomsen, Vaughan, West (Josh), West (Kevin), West (Tammy), Worthen,

Mr. Speaker.--44.

Nay: Blancett, Cannaday, Condit, Dollens, Dunnington, Gaddis, Goodwin, Griffith,

Inman, Kouplen, Loring, Munson, Nichols, Rosecrants, Stone, Virgin, Walke, Young.--18.

Excused: Baker, Bennett (Forrest), Bennett (John), Casey, Cockroft, Downing, Enns,

Fetgatter, Fourkiller, Frix, Hardin, Henke, Hoskin, Kannady, Lawson, Lepak, Lowe,

McBride, McDaniel, McDugle, Meredith, Montgomery, Mulready, Nollan, Osborn (Leslie),

Perryman, Proctor, Renegar, Rogers, Strohm, Tadlock, Taylor, Wallace, Watson, West

(Rick), Williams, Wright.--37.


Representative Inman moved to suspend House Rule 8.6(b) for the purpose of allowing

consideration of an untimely filed floor amendment, which motion failed of adoption upon

roll call as follows:

Aye: Bennett (Forrest), Blancett, Cannaday, Condit, Dunnington, Fourkiller, Gaddis,

Goodwin, Griffith, Inman, Kouplen, Loring, Lowe, Meredith, Munson, Nichols, Osburn

(Mike), Perryman, Rosecrants, Stone, Tadlock, Virgin, Walke, Young.--24.

Nay: Babinec, Bennett (John), Bush, Caldwell, Casey, Cleveland, Coody, Derby,

Echols, Faught, Fetgatter, Ford (Roger), Ford (Ross), Hall, Henke, Hilbert, Humphrey,

Jordan, Kannady, Kerbs, Lawson, Lepak, Martinez, McDaniel, McEachin, McEntire,

Montgomery, Newton, O’Donnell, Park, Pfeiffer, Ritze, Roberts (Sean), Sanders, Taylor,

Teague, Thomsen, Vaughan, Wallace, Watson, West (Josh), West (Kevin), West (Rick),

West (Tammy), Worthen, Wright, Mr. Speaker.--47.

Excused: Baker, Calvey, Cockroft, Dollens, Downing, Dunlap, Enns, Frix, Gann,

Hardin, Hoskin, McBride, McDugle, Moore, Mulready, Murphey, Nollan, Ortega, Osborn

(Leslie), Ownbey, Proctor, Renegar, Roberts (Dustin), Rogers, Russ, Sears, Strohm,

Williams.--28.

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Representative Babinec moved that HB 2631 be advanced from General Order, which


THIRD READING


was as follows:

Aye: Babinec, Bennett (John), Bush, Calvey, Casey, Cleveland, Cockroft, Coody,

Derby, Echols, Faught, Fetgatter, Ford (Roger), Ford (Ross), Gann, Hall, Henke, Hilbert,

Humphrey, Jordan, Kannady, Kerbs, Lawson, Lepak, Martinez, McDaniel, McEachin,

McEntire, Montgomery, Moore, Murphey, Newton, Nollan, O’Donnell, Ortega, Osburn

(Mike), Ownbey, Pfeiffer, Ritze, Roberts (Sean), Russ, Sanders, Sears, Taylor, Teague,

Thomsen, Vaughan, Wallace, Watson, West (Josh), West (Kevin), West (Rick), West

(Tammy), Wright, Mr. Speaker.--55.

Nay: Bennett (Forrest), Blancett, Cannaday, Condit, Dollens, Dunnington, Fourkiller,

Gaddis, Goodwin, Griffith, Hardin, Inman, Kouplen, Loring, Lowe, Meredith, Munson,

Nichols, Perryman, Rosecrants, Stone, Tadlock, Virgin, Walke, Williams, Worthen,

Young.--27.

Excused: Baker, Caldwell, Downing, Dunlap, Enns, Frix, Hoskin, McBride, McDugle,

Mulready, Osborn (Leslie), Park, Proctor, Renegar, Roberts (Dustin), Rogers, Strohm.--17.


The measure passed.

Representative Martinez served notice to reconsider the vote whereby HB 2631 passed.

MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE

Announcing the passage of SBs 888, 890, 906, 925, 926, 929, 933, 943, 948, 950, 975,

995, 1023, 1042, 1050, 1054, 1107, 1130, 1141, 1185, 1190, 1197, 1237, 1269, 1367, 1383,

1409, 1411, 1412, 1420, 1421, 1422, 1423, 1439, 1452, 1458, 1492, 1526, 1538 and 1569.

The above measures were introduced and read for the first time.

SB 888 By Brecheen of the Senate and Coody of the House.

An Act relating to motor fuel tax; amending 68 O.S. 2011, Section 500.10-1, which

relates to fuel tax credit for sale of ethanol; limiting time period during which credit is

allowed; updating language; and providing an effective date.

SB 890 By Brecheen of the Senate and Roberts (Sean) of the House.

[ medical procedure pricing - the Oklahoma Health Care Cost Reduction and

Transparency Act of 2018 - State Department of Health - information on website - State


Board of Health to promulgate certain rules - hospitals and ambulatory surgical facilities -

information to patient - certain hyperlinks on website - inapplicability of certain act - State

Commissioner of Health to suspend or revoke certain license - codification - effective date ]

SB 906 By Simpson and Pittman of the Senate and Hardin of the House.

[ sales tax - exemptions - exclusion from dollar limit on exempt sales for certain

disabled veterans - effective date ]

SB 925 By Thompson of the Senate and Osburn (Mike) of the House.

An Act relating to state government; amending 74 O.S. 2011, Section 588.1, as

amended by Section 863, Chapter 304, O.S.L. 2012 (74 O.S. Supp. 2017, Section 588.1),

which relates to cost analysis reports; increasing amount for contracts requiring certain

analysis; amending 74 O.S. 2011, Section 589, as amended by Section 864, Chapter 304,

O.S.L. 2012 (74 O.S. Supp. 2017, Section 589), which relates to actions required to be

taken prior to privatization; modifying responsibilities of agency under the Oklahoma

Privatization of State Functions Act; and providing an effective date.

SB 926 By Pemberton of the Senate and Frix of the House.

An Act relating to elections; amending 26 O.S. 2011, Section 7-101, which relates to

voting time for employees; extending days upon which employees allowed time to vote to

include days on which in-person absentee voting allowed; requiring certain notification;

allowing employer to select days and hours for such time; clarifying language; and

declaring an emergency.

SB 929 By Stanislawski of the Senate and Baker of the House.

An Act relating to the State Aid Formula; amending 70 O.S. 2011, Section 18-109.5,

which relates to definitions; modifying certain definitions; adding and removing definitions;

amending 70 O.S. 2011, Section 18-201.1, which relates to calculating a school district’s

weighted membership; modifying references; adding certain pupil category; providing an

effective date; and declaring an emergency.

SB 933 By Shaw of the Senate and Jordan of the House.

An Act relating to elections; amending 26 O.S. 2011, Sections 14-108, as amended by

Section 2, Chapter 237, O.S.L. 2016, 14-113.2 and 14-115 (26 O.S. Supp. 2017, Section

14-108), which relate to absentee voting; requiring notaries public and witnesses to note

date and time of certain signatures on absentee ballot affidavits; clarifying language; and


SB 943 By Floyd of the Senate and McEntire of the House.

An Act relating to income tax refund donations; authorizing donation from income tax

refund for Oklahoma AIDS Care Revolving Fund; creating Oklahoma AIDS Care

Revolving Fund and providing for deposit of monies thereto; authorizing specified funds to

be expended for certain purpose; providing procedures for refund under specified

circumstances; providing for codification; and providing an effective date.

SB 948 By Floyd and Pittman of the Senate and Condit of the House.

An Act relating to elections; amending 26 O.S. 2011, Section 14-115.4, as last

amended by Section 1, Chapter 130, O.S.L. 2017 (26 O.S. Supp. 2017, Section 14-115.4),

which relates to in-person absentee voting; modifying hours during which in-person

absentee voting allowed; and declaring an emergency.

SB 950 By Stanislawski and Yen of the Senate and Rogers of the House.

An Act relating to schools; amending 70 O.S. 2011, Section 1-116.2, which relates to

administration of medicine to students; allowing certain school employees to assist in

applying certain sunscreen; requiring public schools to permit a student to apply sunscreen

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without certain authorization; providing a definition; requiring a school to keep certain

authorization on file; providing an effective date; and declaring an emergency.

SB 975 By Brecheen of the Senate and Roberts (Sean) of the House.

An Act relating to the Oklahoma Medicaid Program Integrity Act; amending 56 O.S.

2011, Section 1005.1, which relates to fraudulent receipt of assistance; mandating that

applications for Medicaid assistance contain certain perjury warning; and providing an

effective date.

SB 995 By Pemberton of the Senate and Frix and West (Josh) of the House.

An Act relating to medals of valor; amending 72 O.S. 2011, Section 6-1, as amended

by Section 1, Chapter 188, O.S.L. 2016 (72 O.S. Supp. 2017, Section 6-1), which relates to

punishment for impersonating member or veteran of the United States Armed Forces;

making certain actions a misdemeanor criminal offense; prescribing penalties; providing for

subsequent felony offenses; and providing an effective date.

SB 1023 By McCortney of the Senate and Thomsen of the House.

An Act relating to law enforcement training; authorizing the Council on Law

Enforcement Education and Training to conduct training for certain noncommissioned

attendees; authorizing training tuition and fees to be set by the Council; directing deposit of

tuition and fees; requiring certain minimum requirements be met; authorizing emergency

rule making; providing for codification; and providing an effective date.

SB 1042 By Holt of the Senate and Osburn (Mike) of the House.

An Act relating to cities and towns; amending 11 O.S. 2011, Section 17-105.1, which

relates to municipal finances; modifying certain term; and providing an effective date.

SB 1050 By Paxton of the Senate and Moore of the House.

An Act relating to insurance agents; amending 36 O.S. 2011, Section 1435.2, as


which relates to definitions; amending the definition of insurance agent; repealing 36 O.S.

2011, Sections 1461, 1462, 1463, 1464, as amended by Section 3, Chapter 269, O.S.L. 2013

(36 O.S. Supp. 2017, Section 1464), 1465, and 1466, which relate to the Oklahoma Life,

Accident and Health Brokers Act; and providing an effective date.

SB 1054 By Simpson of the Senate and Ownbey of the House.

An Act relating to employment of blind persons; amending 7 O.S. 2011, Section 71,

which relates to activities to promote employment; granting the Department of

Rehabilitation Services immunity from liability for certain damages; and providing an

effective date.

SB 1107 By Simpson of the Senate and Ownbey of the House.

An Act relating to cities and towns; amending 11 O.S. 2011, Sections 22-111, as

amended by Section 1, Chapter 136, O.S.L. 2012 and 22-112.1, which relate to abatement

proceedings; modifying procedure for municipality to recover certain costs; and providing

an effective date.

SB 1130 By Jech and Pittman of the Senate and Wright of the House.

An Act relating to elections; amending 26 O.S. 2011, Sections 2-111.1 and 2-118, as

amended by Section 98, Chapter 304, O.S.L. 2012 (26 O.S. Supp. 2017, Section 2-118),

which relate to county election boards; modifying terms and salaries of secretaries of

county election boards; deleting obsolete language; clarifying language; and providing an

effective date.


SB 1141 By Dossett and Pittman of the Senate and Kannady of the House.

An Act relating to the Post-Military Service Occupation, Education and Credentialing

Act; amending Section 5, Chapter 226, O.S.L. 2012 and Section 6, Chapter 226, O.S.L.

2012 (59 O.S. Supp. 2017, Sections 4100.4 and 4100.5), which relate to evidence of

equivalent education and military spouses; modifying language; making certain failure to

implement provisions a violation; and providing an effective date.

SB 1185 By Paxton and Pittman of the Senate and Echols and Dollens of the House.

An Act relating to industrial hemp; amending 63 O.S. 2011, Section 2-101, as last


which relates to the Uniform Controlled Dangerous Substances Act; amending definition;

creating the Oklahoma Industrial Hemp Agricultural Pilot Program; defining terms;

authorizing a licensee to engage in the growth and cultivation of industrial hemp for certain

purposes; limiting liability; requiring application to the Oklahoma Department of

Agriculture, Food, and Forestry; providing application content requirements; providing

certain acknowledgements and agreements upon application submission; requiring certain

application fee; directing the Department to establish certain fee schedule; providing length

of valid license; providing license renewal process; requiring activities be done with a valid

license; requiring certain plants not harvested or destroyed be declared; requiring

submission of information for certain land alterations or changes to information; directing

the Department to promulgate rules; directing the Department to establish a Certified Seed

Program; allowing certain varieties of industrial hemp be approved; requiring the

Department to maintain a list of certified seeds; requiring a harvest report; providing for

routine inspection and sampling of plants of the licensee with certain notice; providing for

additional inspection and sampling under certain conditions and circumstances; providing

inspection procedure requirements; requiring the licensee to pay for inspection and lab

analysis with exception; directing the Department to promulgate rules; authorizing denial,

revocation or suspension of license under certain circumstances; prohibiting penalty for

certain sample testing levels; directing the Department to study certain funding

possibilities; creating revolving fund; authorizing expenditures of funds under certain

conditions; providing for codification; and providing an effective date.

SB 1190 By Stanislawski of the Senate and Casey of the House.

An Act relating to the Reading Sufficiency Act; amending 70 O.S. 2011, Section

1210.508B, as last amended by Section 6, Chapter 360, O.S.L. 2016 (70 O.S. Supp. 2017,

Section 1210.508B), which relates to the purpose of the Reading Sufficiency Act; removing

language establishing certain goal; removing language regarding recognition of certain

schools; amending 70 O.S. 2011, Section 1210.508C, as last amended by Section 1,

Chapter 213, O.S.L. 2017 (70 O.S. Supp. 2017, Section 1210.508C), which relates to

programs of reading instruction; modifying criteria which certain screening instrument must

meet; establishing minimum criteria for grade-level performance of certain students

pursuant to certain act; directing the State Board of Education to use only certain scores to

determine promotion and retention of certain students; requiring performance levels set by

the Commission for Educational Quality and Accountability to ensure certain criteria;

modifying criteria for consideration of probationary promotion; allowing students subject to

probationary promotion to be transitioned to certain remediation plan; modifying

references; modifying criteria for good-cause exemption for certain students; modifying

review to be conducted by school districts; modifying criteria under which a student may be

promoted midyear; modifying components of certain initiative; modifying references to

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certain performance; modifying components of certain school district report; providing an


SB 1197 By Stanislawski of the Senate and Nollan of the House.

An Act relating to schools; amending 70 O.S. 2011, Section 1210.541, as last amended

by Section 1, Chapter 131, O.S.L. 2017 (70 O.S. Supp. 2017, Section 1210.541), which

relates to student performance levels; modifying performance level labels and descriptions;

providing an effective date; and declaring an emergency.

SB 1237 By Bergstrom of the Senate and Babinec of the House.

An Act relating to the Department of Corrections; amending 57 O.S. 2011, Section

507, which relates to the powers and duties of the Director; modifying certain allowable

duties; updating statutory references; and providing an effective date.

SB 1269 By Fields of the Senate and Wright of the House.

An Act relating to elections; amending 26 O.S. 2011, Sections 1-101 and 3-101, as last


which relate to election dates; specifying dates upon which General Elections required to be

held; modifying dates when regular and special elections may be held; and providing an

effective date.

SB 1367 By Yen of the Senate and Derby of the House.

[ prescription drug offenses - custody - prosecutions - civil actions - codification -

effective date ]

SB 1383 By Floyd of the Senate and Newton of the House.

An Act relating to the Oklahoma Chiropractic Act; amending 59 O.S. 2011, Section

161.3, which relates to definitions; modifying definitions; amending 59 O.S. 2011, Section

161.6, as last amended by Section 1, Chapter 54, O.S.L. 2017 (59 O.S. Supp. 2017, Section

161.6), which relates to powers of Board; providing that certain actions by licensee shall

not bar Board from taking certain punitive actions; amending 59 O.S. 2011, Section 161.7,

as amended by Section 2, Chapter 155, O.S.L. 2015 (59 O.S. Supp. 2017, Section 161.7),

which relates to application for original license by examination; modifying requirements for

licensure; amending 59 O.S. 2011, Section 161.9, which relates to application for original

license by relocation of practice; clarifying certain requirement; modifying certain

requirements; providing that the Board may deny license under certain conditions;

amending 59 O.S. 2011, Section 161.10a, which relates to continuing education; clarifying

who shall provide continuing education; extending certain deadline; providing that the

Board may require additional continuing education in exchange for waiving of continuing

education in a given year; amending 59 O.S. 2011, Section 161.11, which relates to annual

renewal license; deleting obsolete language; modifying procedure for license renewal;

providing that failure to comply with state tax laws shall result in denial of license renewal;

setting certain reinstatement fee; and providing an effective date.

SB 1409 By Dossett of the Senate and Condit of the House.

An Act relating to school counselors; allowing school counselors to implement certain

program; allowing school counselors to spend certain percentage of work time on direct

services; providing description of direct services; directing school counselors to spend

remainder of work time on certain services; providing for promulgation of rules; providing

for codification; providing an effective date; and declaring an emergency.

SB 1411 By Schulz of the Senate and McCall of the House.

An Act relating to the Oklahoma Occupational Health and Safety Standards Act;

amending 40 O.S. 2011, Section 418, as last amended by Section 1, Chapter 354, O.S.L.


2017 (40 O.S. Supp. 2017, Section 418), which relates to disposition of certain payments;

limiting certain annual amount placed to credit of Special Occupational Health and Safety

Fund; providing for distribution of amounts in excess of limitation; providing methodology

for certain calculation; providing an effective date; and declaring an emergency.


An Act relating to the Oklahoma Used Tire Recycling Act; amending 27A O.S. 2011,

Section 2-11-401.4, as last amended by Section 3, Chapter 286, O.S.L. 2017 (27A O.S.

Supp. 2017, Section 2-11-401.4), which relates to allocation of revenue from Used Tire

Recycling Indemnity Fund; limiting amount allocated to specified funds; providing for

allocation of amounts in excess of limitation; providing methodology for certain

calculation; providing an effective date; and declaring an emergency.


An Act relating to Oklahoma Vehicle License and Registration Act; amending 47 O.S.

2011, Section 1132.6, which relates to registration of motorcycles; modifying

apportionment; providing effective date; and declaring an emergency.


An Act relating to tobacco products tax; amending 68 O.S. 2011, Section 402-3, which

relates to apportionment of revenue; limiting certain annual apportionment to specified

funds; providing for distribution of amounts in excess of limitation; providing methodology

for calculating limitation; updating statutory references; providing an effective date; and



An Act relating to motor fuel tax; amending 68 O.S. 2011, Sections 500.6, as amended

by Section 4, Chapter 375, O.S.L. 2013 and 500.7 (68 O.S. Supp. 2017, Section 500.6),

which relate to apportionment of tax; modifying apportionment; providing an effective

date; and declaring an emergency.


An Act relating to tax on freight cars; amending 68 O.S. 2011, Section 2204, which

relates to apportionment of tax; providing exception; modifying apportionment; providing

an effective date; and declaring an emergency.


An Act relating to motor license agents; amending 47 O.S. 2011, Section 1140, which

relates to qualifications and requirements of motor license agents; deleting obsolete

language; adding population requirement for certain agent requirement; modifying method

of selecting applicants for interviews; modifying authorization of the Oklahoma Tax

Commission; deleting certain population requirement; deleting authorization to serve as a

motor license agent upon certain occurrence; deleting certain requirement for an audit by

the State Auditor and Inspector; modifying certain determination made by the Oklahoma

Tax Commission; renumbering paragraphs; updating statutory language; and providing an

effective date.


An Act relating to cigarette tax; amending 68 O.S. 2011, Section 302-5, which relates

to apportionment of revenue; limiting certain annual apportionment to specified funds or

entities; providing for distribution of amounts in excess of limitation; providing

methodology for calculating limitation; updating statutory references; providing an


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SB 1458 By Silk of the Senate and Humphrey of the House.

An Act relating to game; amending 29 O.S. 2011, Section 5-203.1, which relates to

headlighting; clarifying statutory language; updating statutory language; modifying

punishment for headlighting deer; and providing an effective date.

SB 1492 By Kidd of the Senate and Hilbert of the House.

An Act relating to labor; amending 40 O.S. 2011, Sections 141.8, 141.10, 141.13, as


which relate to boiler inspectors, examination of inspector, inspection of boilers; modifying

language; changing requirement for acquiring National Board Commission; setting

minimum inspection term for hot water heaters; and providing an effective date.

SB 1526 By Thompson of the Senate and Newton of the House.

An Act relating to chiropractic license; amending 59 O.S. 2011, Section 161.11, which

relates to license fees; increasing certain fee; modifying language; and providing an

effective date.

SB 1538 By Fry of the Senate and Teague of the House.

An Act relating to the Oklahoma Inspectors Act; amending 59 O.S. 2011, Section

1038, as amended by Section 3, Chapter 346, O.S.L. 2017 (59 O.S. Supp. 2017, Section

1038), which relates to licenses; changing license expiration; deleting language; amending

59 O.S. 2011, Section 1041, as amended by Section 4, Chapter 346, O.S.L. 2017 (59 O.S.

Supp. 2017, Section 1041), which relates to exemption of certain municipalities; modifying

language; and providing an effective date.


An Act relating to revenue and taxation; specifying circumstances under which certain

apportionments may not exceed prior year amount; specifying duties of State Board of

Equalization; amending 68 O.S. 2011, Sections 113, as amended by Section 530, Chapter

304, O.S.L. 2012, 302-5, 402-3, 500.6, as amended by Section 4, Chapter 375, O.S.L. 2013,

500.7, 1004, as last amended by Section 2, Chapter 355, O.S.L. 2017, 1353 and 1403, as

last amended by Sections 1 and 2, Chapter 349, O.S.L. 2015 and 2352, as last amended by

Section 5, Chapter 337, O.S.L. 2016 (68 O.S. Supp. 2017, Sections 113, 500.6, 1004, 1353,

1403 and 2352), which relate to apportionment of statutory revenues; amending 69 O.S.

2011, Section 1521, as last amended by Section 93, Chapter 15, O.S.L. 2013 (69 O.S. Supp.

2017, Section 1521), which relates to the Rebuilding Oklahoma Access and Driver Safety

Fund; limiting amounts to be apportioned to various sources under certain circumstances;

updating statutory references; providing for codification; providing an effective date; and


MOTION

Representative Gaddis asked that the Journal reflect that had she been present in the

Chamber, she would have voted aye on HB 3375, which was the order.


MOTION EXPIRED

Time expired for consideration of the motion to reconsider the vote whereby HB 2632

passed.

Coauthored by Representative(s) Downing


MOTION EXPIRED

Time expired for consideration of the motion to reconsider the vote whereby HB 3584

passed.


RESOLUTIONS

The following was introduced and read:

HCR 1014 By Munson of the House and Yen of the Senate.

A Concurrent Resolution increasing awareness of Alzheimer’s disease and other

dementias; urging the State Department of Health to designate Alzheimer’s disease and

other dementias as a public health issue; and providing for distribution.

Representative Pfeiffer moved that when the clerk’s desk is clear, the House stand

adjourned to reconvene at 10:00 a.m., Monday, March 12, 2018, which was the order.

Pursuant to the motion of Representative Pfeiffer, the House was adjourned at

1:35 p.m., to reconvene Monday, March 12, 2018, at 10:00 a.m.

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