LEGISLATIVE
UPDATE
48th Oklahoma Legislature
Second Session - 2002
OKLAHOMA STATE REGENTS FOR HIGHER
EDUCATION
From: Lesa Borin & Carolyn
McCoy
Friday, April 5, 2002
Highlights this Week
Legislative Leaders Announce Budget Agreement
On Tuesday, April 2, the Legislative leaders announced a
budget agreement that would protect public education and health care programs
from budget cuts. Within this
agreement, Higher Education, Common Education and CareerTech will be shielded
from any further reductions and will be funded for FY03 at the same level as
the adjusted budgets for the current fiscal year. A complete text version of the press release is available at: http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/senate/Press_Rel_2002/pr20020402.html
Quartz Mountain Bill Passes Subcommittee
SB 1627 passed out of the House
A&B Education Subcommittee on Monday, April 1. http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1627_engr.rtf
An Act relating to higher education; amending 70 O.S. 2001, Section 4451, which
relates to Quartz Mountain Arts and Conference Center and Nature Park;
clarifying authority of Board of Trustees for Quartz Mountain Arts and
Conference Center and Nature Park to supervise, manage, and control Center and
Park; authorizing board to adopt rules to govern Center and Park, to accept
gifts and to commission park rangers; conferring powers on park rangers commissioned
by board; updating statutory reference; prohibiting certain activities on
Center premises; providing penalties; directing deposit of certain monies in
certain fund; authorizing Center to employ seasonal employees; designating
certain seasonal employees in unclassified service; exempting certain employees
from certain benefits, laws, rules, and practices; amending 51 O.S. 2001, Section
24A.3, which relates to the Oklahoma Open Records Act; modifying definition of
record; providing authorization for issuance of certain bonds on behalf of
Board of Trustees for Quartz Mountain Arts and conference Center and Nature
Park; specifying certain conditions; and declaring an emergency.
Report Shows
Improvement in College Preparation
By
Jeff Packham, Staff Writer
(GIT)
The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education released their annual
Student Remediation Report during Thursday's regularly scheduled meeting and
the results were positive. The report showed that remediation rates among
incoming college freshmen continued to improve which will bring Oklahoma more
in line with other states. Chancellor Hans Brisch had pointed out when
announcing his retirement last fall that the honor he was most proud of was
being recognized as Oklahoma's "student success chancellor," a
nickname that fit in with the report.
"The success of
Oklahoma's students will always be a priority for the State Regents,"
Brisch said. "I am encouraged by this latest report that shows that our
high school students are continuing to improve in their preparations for
college. It's this kind of effort - from both our schools and our students -
that will help push our great state forward as we enter the 21st century and
into a knowledge-based economy."
He pointed out that there
was a moral obligation by higher education to ensure that incoming freshmen -
whether straight out of high school or returning adults - have been prepared
with the necessary skills and
education to succeed in
college. Brisch added that other states' colleges that require remediation have
seen improvements in the area of student retention and success levels.
Oklahoma public colleges
and universities require non-credit remedial courses for those students who
don't demonstrate minimum competencies in one or more of the four core areas of
mathematics, English, reading and science. Any students who scored below a 19
on an ACT subject test in any of those areas are required to either enroll in a
remedial course or take additional testing in that subject area.
The report also showed
that 37 percent of first-time freshmen who entered college during the past academic
year enrolled in remedial courses, a number that was the lowest percentage in
five years. Nearly 32 percent enrolled in remedial math and close to 14 percent
enrolled in remedial English.
Also shown in the study
was that from fall 1995 to fall 2000, the percentage of freshmen with ACT
scores below 19 in the subject areas of mathematics, English, science and
reading was down substantially. The percentages ranged from 6.6 percentage
points for English (27.2 to 20.6 percent) to 1.8 percentage points for reading
(20.7 to 18.9 percent). Mathematics
fell from 33.7 to 27.5 percent, while science dropped from 21.4 to 16.4
percent.
The report also showed that
adults required more remediation than students who enrolled straight out of
high school. Approximately 51 percent of adult freshmen enrolled in remedial
courses during the 2000-2001 school year compared with 36.6 percent of freshmen
directly from high school. During that same time, a total of 35,378 students
enrolled in remedial classes with 75.8 percent taking those classes at two-year
colleges.
"Our community
colleges continue to provide more remediation courses to students in the state
system, which is consistent with their mission and the State Regents' goal of
focusing the majority of remediation at the two-year level. In fact, community
colleges provide approximately 60 percent of remedial instruction
nationwide," State Regents' Chairman Joe Mayer said, adding that state
system institutions generated approximately $2.1 million from student-paid
remedial course fees.
The remedial courses come
with an extra fee paid for by the students. The fees cover the direct cost of
providing the courses and range from $39 for a three-hour course at a state
two-year college to $72 for a three-hour course at a comprehensive university.
Also detailed in the
report was the benefit that remedial courses have on those who need it the most
- under-prepared high school students, place-bound returning adult students and
students for whom English is a second language. The study pointed out that the
higher education levels ultimately achieved by those students have a direct,
positive effect on society and the state's economy as a whole.
Several initiatives have
been implemented since 1993 in order to assist students in preparing for
college. The State Regents have increased the high school core curricular
requirements for college admission from 11 courses to 15.
The Regents also started
the Educational Planning and Assessment System, which provides information on
academic progression in core content areas for eighth and 10th grade students.
Four-fifths of Oklahoma's school districts currently participate in EPAS, which
accounts for more than 90 percent of all eighth and 10th grade Oklahoma
students.
Teacher preparation has
also been strengthened by stricter requirements. All elementary, special education
and early childhood development education majors are now required to complete
12 credit hours in each of four subjects - mathematics, English, science and
social sciences.
Additionally, a third
option for college admission was added solely on a student's GPA in the State Regent's
15-unit high school core curriculum, and those Oklahoma high schools that
demonstrate superior student preparation are now publicly recognized.
Copyright © GIT, Inc.
2001, (405)524-2833
State Regents Recognize
High Schools for Low Remediation
By Jeff Packham, Staff
Writer
(GIT) Nine high schools were recognized Thursday
for maintaining the lowest remediation rates in Oklahoma from 1998 to 2000. The
Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education named the schools as ranking the
highest in the latest High School Indicators Project. Edmond Memorial,
Weatherford, Deer Creek, Burns Flat-Dill City, Cheyenne, Lomega and Arapaho
high schools, along with Tulsa's Holland Hall School and the Oklahoma School of
Science and Math (OSSM) in Oklahoma City, were recognized for having the lowest
remediation.
This is the second
consecutive year that the honor has been awarded to the high schools. Edmond
Memorial, Weatherford, Deer Creek, OSSM and Holland Hall are repeat honorees.
Arapaho received a top school award last year, and added an honorable mention
accolade this year.
"There are three
keys to ensuring student success in college: preparation, preparation,
preparation," Chancellor Hans Brisch said. "And that has never been truer than it is today as our state
moves further into the 21st century."
Recent studies have
indicated that better preparation by high school students leads to better
opportunities to succeed in college. The State Regents have emphasized the need
for remediation in recent years.
"We are living in a
knowledge-based society, and it is imperative that Oklahoma students have the
skills and knowledge needed to compete on a level playing field with their
counterparts in other states," Brisch said. "That's why I am
extremely pleased with the commitment that these high schools have demonstrated
in getting their students up to speed. All of the teachers, administrators and
staff, and especially the students, are to be commended."
The school districts were
divided into eight categories based upon the number of students in each
district. For instance, top performer Edmond Memorial competed against 17 high
schools from school districts with 10,000 or more students while Lomega
competed against 72 high schools from school districts with less than 250
students.
Private schools,
"magnet" schools and the Oklahoma School of Science and Math were
placed in special categories. Schools with five or fewer students enrolled in
college during the three-year period were excluded from the report.
The High School
Indicators Project based the rankings on each school's average percentage of
college freshmen enrolled in remedial courses during the past three years.
Those rates must have been under 20 percent, with honorable mention given to
those schools not in first place that posted remediation rates of less than 10
percent.
Feedback on educational
performance measures to high schools is also provided in the data. The program
was created in 1990 by state lawmakers to help evaluate Oklahoma schools and
school districts. Multiple measures are required from the State Regents, the
State Department of Education and the Office of Accountability.
Copies of the High School
Indicators Project reports are mailed out annually by the State Regents office
to Oklahoma high school principals, superintendents and school boards.
"The commitment and
dedication these schools have shown as they try to better prepare our young people
for the rigors of college will hopefully serve as examples to other high
schools across the state," State Regents' Chairman Joe Mayer said.
"It's that determination and mindset that will help produce more college
graduates in the state and help ensure Oklahoma's positive involvement in the
global marketplace for years to come."
Copyright © GIT, Inc.
2001, (405)524-2833
House Common Education Committee Passes Bills of Interest to Higher
Education
The House Common Education Committee passed three bills of
interest to higher education on Monday, April 1, 2002. The bills address mathematics remediation,
teacher certification and modifying curriculum. The bills are listed below.
SB 701 http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb701_engr.rtf
(schools - modifying high school curriculum requirements for graduation -
codification - effective date - emergency)
SB 1631 http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1631_engr.rtf (schools and motor vehicles - remediation in
mathematics - effective date – emergency)
SB 1637 http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1637_engr.rtf (schools - teacher certification - codification
- effective date - emergency
Upcoming Legislative Deadlines:
April 25, Thursday............................................................................. Bills
from Floor of Opposite House
May 24*, Friday................................................................................................... Sine
Die Adjournment
*Per SCR
51 adopted earlier this session, the Legislature has set May 24 as the last day
of session. However, according to
Oklahoma constitution, the Legislature can meet until the last Friday in May
(May 31, 2002). We will let you know if
there are any changes in this date.
Bills added to Tracking List
SB 701 - Social
studies curriculum
SB 1634 –
Teaching low-achieving students
HB 1069 –
Prescription coverage
HB 2312 – Graduation requirements – transfer students
Bills deleted from Tracking List
None
SCR 57 – 4-H
Day
HB 1069 –
Prescription coverage
HB 1440 –
Repealing the Oklahoma Tuition Scholarship
HB 1923 -
Telemarketing
HB 1985 –
Whistleblower Act; exempting higher education
HB 2030 –
Asbestos abatement
HB 2041 – Sales and use tax increase - admission tickets
HB 2053 –
Risk management
HB 2058 –
Life insurance
HB 2068 – OSU
Center for Issue Management & Alternative Dispute Resolution
HB 2078 –
Medical licensing
HB 2099 –
Employee recognition
HB 2100 – Statewide Temporary Assistance Responsibility System
(STARS)
HB 2109 –
Veterinarian technicians
HB 2124 –
Teachers’ Retirement System – health insurance premiums
HB 2138 –
OSU/Tulsa Technology Intern Partner Program
HB 2162 –
Nursing Workforce Task Force
HB 2169 –
OETA – re-creation
HB 2175 –
Special Agency Account Board – re-creation
HB 2180 -
Special Agency Account Board/OETA – re-creation
HB 2234 –
Technology center buildings
HB 2238 –
Tulsa Reconciliation Education and Scholarship Program
HB 2264 – Pay
for employees on National Guard duty
HB 2311 -
Children of disabled law-enforcement member
HB 2312 – Graduation requirements – transfer students
HB 2328 – Task Force to Review the Complaint System for Persons
with Disabilities/Task Force on State Scholarship and Student Aid - abolishing
HB 2341 –
School improvement plans
HB 2344 –
Teachers’ Retirement System - Post-retirement annual earnings limitations
HB 2353 –
Retirement - health insurance
HB 2368 -
Teachers’ Retirement – health insurance premiums
HB 2383 -
Teachers’ Retirement – death benefits
HB 2412 –
Legislative review of state audits
HB 2608 –
Vision insurance
HB 2625 –
Licensing requirements for school psychologists and speech pathologists
HB 2633 –
Oklahoma Workforce Investment
HB 2714 –
Injury prevention month
HB 2738 –Scholarship
eligibility for private school students
HB 2764 –
Terrorism
HB 2765 -
Catastrophic Emergency Health Powers Act
HB 2796 –
Internet access service
HB 2852 –
Capitol communications center
HB 2874 –
Construction/bidding
HB 2886 –
Graduation requirements
HB 2895 –
Water resources data
HB 2907 –
Purchasing of obligations bonds and revenue bonds
HB 2908 -
College Savings Plan
HB 2921 –
Address confidentiality
HJR 1036 -
Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust Fund
HJR 1051 –
Limiting liability for contractors
SB 950 –
Telemarketing
SB 1117 –
Appropriations - OCAST
SB 1120 –
Appropriations - OCAST
SB 1121 –
Appropriations - OCAST
SB 1168 –
Appropriations – State Regents/Physician Manpower Training Commission
SB 1169 –
Appropriations – State Regents
SB 1170 –
Appropriations – State Regents
SB 1171 –
Appropriations - Physician Manpower Training Commission
SB 1172 –
Appropriations - Physician Manpower Training Commission
SB 1391 –
Oklahoma Institute of Technology – board member terms
SB 1420 – Sex
offender registration
SB 1641 –
Health insurance – audiological services
SCR 57 – 4-H
Day
Bills Passed in House
Committee
SB 650 -
Workers’ Compensation
SB 701 - Social
studies curriculum
SB 893 -
Sales tax exemption – event tickets
SB 934 –
Commissioners of the Land Office
SB 995 –
Connors State College name change
SB 1222 –
State Chief Executive Officer Salary Act
SB 1231 –
Teachers’ Retirement – benefit increase
SB 1233 -
Employee Benefits Council- HMOs service area
SB 1240 –
Equipment inventory
SB 1243 –
Health insurance – persons covered; performance measures
SB 1244 -
Teachers’ Retirement – health insurance premium
SB 1271 –
Golf Course Operation Revolving Fund
SB 1287 – TCC
Technology Center School District
SB 1327 – Commissioners
of the Land Office fund management
SB 1328 –
Educational Interpreter for the Deaf
SB 1335 –
School performance review
SB 1358 –
Inventory
SB 1364 –
Donated leave
SB 1376 -
Teachers’ Retirement fund – apportionment of tax revenues
SB 1378 –
Alternate retirement plan for OU and OSU
SB 1384 –
Leave sharing; Carl Albert Public Internship Program
SB 1385 -
Employee Benefits Council, rate negotiating
SB 1408 –
Technology center courses
SB 1415 -
Sales tax exemption – teacher training and robotics
SB 1447 –
Cameron University – contract with Tax Commission
SB 1456 –
Teachers’ Retirement System – transferring from OPERS
SB 1460 –
Medical record copying cost
SB 1484 –
Health insurance – clean claims
SB 1553 -
Smoking in Public Places
SB 1595 –
Teacher certification – competency exam
SB 1627 -
Quartz Mountain Arts and Conference Center
SB 1628 –
Leave for organ/tissue donation
SB 1631 –
School testing
SB 1637 –
Teacher certification
HCR 1049 –
OSU revenue bonds
HCR 1055 –
OSU - revenue bonds
SB 1641 –
Health insurance – audiological services
If you are unable to print
copies of the bills in this report, please contact Carolyn McCoy at (405)
225-9165 or e-mail her at “cmccoy@osrhe.edu”.
INDEX
BILLS OF INTEREST TO HIGHER EDUCATION
Long
range plans, State Regents, HB 1208
Tax
Exemption
for retirement benefits, HB 2082
Exemption
for sales to hospitals, HB 1974
Exemption
for ticket sales, SB 893
Increase
for ticket sales, HB 2041
Alternative
certification, SB 1595, SB 1637, HB 2915
Certification,
SB 1595, SB 1637, HB 2915
Of
low-achieving students, SB 1634
Out-of-state
credit, SB 1462
Preparation,
SB 1588
Professional
Development Task Force, SB 1506
Status
Reported as of April 4, 2002
SENATE BILLS
SB 37 (Fisher/Peters) - SCHOOL
READINESS. Creating the
Oklahoma Partnership for School Readiness Act; creating the Oklahoma
Partnership for School Readiness Board, whose membership includes the
Chancellor. (10 § 640.2)
2/21/01Title
Stricken
02/21/01 Senate Committee - Do Pass as
Amended
3/5/01 Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (42-0)
3/28/01House
Committee - Committee Substitute Passed
4/4/01 Bill
Amended and Passed - House (65-33) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb37_hasb.rtf
4/25/01In
Conference Committee - GCCA
2/12/02House
Rejected CCR, Requested Further Conference
2/13/02In
Conference Committee
SB
576 (Herbert/Paulk) - ACCUMULATED ANNUAL LEAVE. Raising the accumulation limits of annual
leave; authorizing an appointing authority to allow its employees to sell back
excess annual leave at the end of a calendar year; requiring that sold-back
leave be calculated at the employee’s salary level at the end of the calendar
year; defining excess annual leave as annual leave that would exceed the maximum
annual leave at the end of the calendar year had the employee been allowed to
accumulate more than the maximum annual leave amount; requiring the Office of
Personnel Management to promulgate rules to implement such provisions. (74 § 840-2.20) http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB576_int.rtf
2/15/02Referred
to Senate Appropriations Committee:
General Government Subcommittee
2/20/02Senate
Committee - Committee Substitute Passed
- http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb576_cs.rtf
2/27/02Bill
Passed - Senate (33-5) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb576_engr.rtf
3/4/02 Referred
to House Govt Ops & Agency Oversight Committee
SB
650 (Henry/Askins) - Workers’
Compensation. Authorizing the commissioner of CompSource
Oklahoma to require production of records of employers insured with or applying
for insurance with CompSource Oklahoma against liability for compensation;
requiring that premiums for any policy period be paid according to the contract
of insurance; requiring the administrator for the Multiple Injury Trust Fund to
approve funds to be allocated by the state treasurer to CompSource Oklahoma for
administration expenses, unless rejected by the governor and attorney general;
repealing 85 O.S. 2001, Sections 2c and 2.6, relating to authorization of
claims, and to certain employees of family members. (85 O.S. 2001, §§ 134, 142, 175)
http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB650_int.rtf
2/6/02 Referred
to Senate Judiciary Committee
2/19/02House
Committee - Committee Substitute Passed
- http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb650_cs.rtf
2/27/02Bill
Discussed and Laid Over - Senate
3/4/02 Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (48-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb650_engr.rtf
3/6/02 Referred
to House Judiciary Committee
4/4/02 House
Committee – Passed - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/SB650_hcr.rtf
SB 701 (Leftwich/McCarter) - SOCIAL STUDIES. Modifying number of units required in social
studies core curriculum; creating Oklahoma Social Studies Stimulus Program;
authorizing State Board of Education to establish criteria and award
grants. The committee substitute
adds one-half to one unit or set of competencies of world history, economics or
geography to possible social studies units to be completed for high school
graduation. The Social Studies Stimulus
Program language remains in place. (70
§§ 11-103.6, 1210.705) http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB701_int.rtf
2/19/01Title
stricken
2/19/01Senate
Committee - Passed as Amended - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb701_sflr.rtf
3/13/01Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (42-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb701_engr.rtf
3/15/01Second
reading - Referred to House Common Education Committee
4/1/02 House
Committee – Committee Substitute Passed
- http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/SB701_hcs.rtf
SB
836 (Ford/Hopper Smith) – SCIENCE & MATH COURSES. Establishing a weighted pupil category for
laboratory science and upper-level mathematics course enrollment; authorizing
the Education Department to determine courses eligible for category
weight. (70 O.S. 2001, § 18-201.1) http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB836_int.rtf
2/5/02 Referred
to Senate Appropriations Committee
2/20/02Title
Stricken
2/20/02Senate
Committee – Committee Substitute Passed
- http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb836_cs.rtf
3/5/02 Bill
and Emergency Passed - Senate
(44-2) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb836_engr.rtf
3/7/02 Referred
to House Appropriations & Budget Committee, Education Subcommittee
SB
878 (Muegge/Turner) – OSU/ETHANOL PLANT FEASIBILITY. Directing the Agriculture Department to
conduct a feasibility study to attract an ethanol processing plant to the
state; creating the Ethanol Plant Feasibility Advisory Committee, one member of
which would be appointed by and would represent Oklahoma State University. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB878_int.rtf
2/5/02 Referred
to Senate Energy, Environmental Resources & Reg. Affairs Committee
2/14/02Senate
Committee – Passed
3/5/02 Bill
Passed - Senate (38-6) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb878_engr.rtf
3/7/02 Referred
to House Energy & Utility Regulation Committee
3/26/02House
Committee – Passed - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/SB878_hcr.rtf
SB
893 (Morgan/Nations) – SALES TAX
EXEMPTION/EVENT TICKETS. Providing a sales tax exemption for sales of
admission tickets to recreational events or activities that are located at and
operated by a State System institution; requiring that an amount equivalent to
the amount that otherwise would be required to be collected must be separately
stated on the admission ticket and used for funding policies, practices,
programs and services to promote gender equity. The committee substitute makes
changes necessitated by HB 2924, the duplicate section bill. (68 O.S. 2001, § 1356) http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB893_int.rtf
2/5/02 Referred
to Senate Finance Committee
2/19/02Title
Stricken
2/19/02Senate
Committee – Passed as Amended - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb893_sflr.rtf
3/18/02Bill
and Emergency Passed - Senate
(41-1) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb893_engr.rtf
3/20/02Referred
to House Revenue & Taxation Committee
4/3/02 House
Committee - Committee Substitute Passed
- http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/SB893_hcs.rtf
SB
901 (Crutchfield/Staggs) – SCHOOL
PSYCHOLOGISTS/SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS/AUDIOLOGISTS/SALARY BONUS. Requiring the State Board of Education,
subject to availability of funds, to provide an annual salary bonus of $5,000
to certified school psychologists and speech-language pathologists or
audiologists. (70 § 6-205) http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB901_int.rtf
2/5/02 Referred
to Senate Appropriations Committee
2/13/02Title
Stricken
2/13/02Senate
Committee – Passed as Amended - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb901_sflr.rtf
3/4/02 Bill
Passed - Senate (37-10) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb901_engr.rtf
3/6/02 Referred
to House Appropriations & Budget Committee, Education Subcommittee
SB
934 (Herbert/Glover) – COMMISSIONERS
OF LAND OFFICE. Authorizing
the Commissioners of the Land Office to invest the permanent school fund and
the other educational funds in timber and timberland, and to buy, sell, harvest
and manage timber produced on land owned by the Commissioners of the Land
Office; modifying publication requirements for the sale of oil, gas and mineral
leases on school lands; requiring the Commissioners to pay real estate
appraiser license fees for employees required to obtain such license to perform
required job duties. The committee
substitute adds a section requiring the Commissioners of the Land Office to
transfer all available funds from the Public Building Fund to the state
treasurer for allocation to the State Land reimbursement Fund each year. (64 O.S. 2001, §§ 51, 92, 194, 281) http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB934_int.rtf
2/5/02 Referred
to Senate Appropriations Committee
2/18/02Senate
Committee - Committee Substitute Passed
- http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb934_cs.rtf
3/11/02Floor
Substitute Adopted
3/11/02Bill
and Emergency Passed - Senate
(38-5) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb934_engr.rtf
3/14/02Referred
to House Appropriations & Budget Committee, Education Subcommittee
4/3/02 House
Committee – Committee Substitute Passed
- http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/SB934_hcs.rtf
SB
936 (Shurden/Turner) – GOLF CART
USE IN STATE PARK.
Authorizing a physically disabled person to operate a golf cart within
the boundaries of a state park during daylight hours, so long as the golf cart
does not exceed the speed limit in the area as determined by the Tourism and
Recreation Department. (47 §
31151.2) http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB936_int.rtf
2/5/02 Referred
to Senate Tourism Committee
2/21/02Title
Stricken
2/21/02Senate
Committee – Passed as Amended - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb936_sflr.rtf
2/27/02Bill
Passed - Senate (44-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb936_engr.rtf
3/4/02 Referred
to House Public Safety Committee
3/27/02House
Committee – Passed - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/SB936_hcr.rtf
SB
948 (Maddux/Plunk) – Administrative
RuleS. Changing from 20 days
to 30 days the amount of time required for a comment period after publication
of notice of intended rulemaking action; requiring agencies to submit to the
Small Business Regulatory Review Committee proposed rules adversely affecting
small businesses. (75 O.S. 2001, §§
303) http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB948_int.rtf
2/5/02 Referred
to Senate Small Business Committee
2/21/02Senate
Committee - Committee Substitute Passed
- http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb948_cs.rtf
3/11/02Bill
and Emergency Passed - Senate
(45-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb948_engr.rtf
3/14/02Referred
to House Small Business Committee
3/27/02House
Committee – Passed - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/SB948_hcr.rtf
SB
950 (Leftwich/Newport) – TELEMARKETING. “Telemarketer Restriction Act”; requiring
the Attorney General to establish a no-telemarketing-sales-call registry;
providing an exception from restrictions for the solicitation of funds or other
support for a charitable or religious activity, political candidate, cause or
organization and any activity of a charitable not-for-profit entity; providing
an exception in cases in which a business relationship has been established;
authorizing the attorney general to promulgate rules establishing a schedule of
increasing fines to be assessed for multiple and repeated violations. (15 §§ 775B.1/775B.7) http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB950_int.rtf
2/13/02Title
Stricken
2/13/02Senate
Committee – Passed as Amended - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb950_sflr.rtf
3/6/02 Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (35-6) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb950_engr.rtf
3/26/02House
Committee – Committee Substitute Passed
- http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/SB950_hcs.rtf
4/3/02 Bill
Amended and Passed - House (94-4) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb950_hasb.rtf
SB
952 (Leftwich/Paulk) – ELEVATOR
INJURY REPORT. Requiring
reporting of injuries resulting from operation or malfunction of
elevators. The committee substitute
has no violation provision. (59 §§
3009/3011)
2/5/02 Referred
to Senate Business & Labor Committee
http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB952_int.rtf
2/20/02Senate
Committee – Committee Substitute Passed - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb952_cs.rtf
3/11/02Bill
Passed - Senate (31-11) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb952_engr.rtf
3/14/02Referred
to House Commerce, Industry & Labor Committee
3/27/02House
Committee – Committee Substitute Passed
- http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/SB952_hcs.rtf
SB 989
(Shurden/Leist) - LOTTERY. Expanding activities
deemed not to be violations of state lottery or gambling laws to include
funding raising by qualified organizations issuing numbered tickets in conjunction
with voluntary contributions, with the corresponding stub or stubs of one or
more of the tickets to be drawn by lot under the supervision of an official of
the qualified organization, the stub or stubs so drawn entitling the ticket
holder to a prize; defining “qualified organization” as a church, a public or
private school accredited by the Department of Education or registered by the
State Board of Education for purposes of participating in federal programs, a
student group or organization affiliated with a public or private school, a
parent-teacher association or organization affiliated with a public or private
school, or a religious, charitable, labor, fraternal, veteran, firefighter, law
enforcement, educational, sporting, senior citizens, farming or other such entity. (21 O.S. 2001, § 1051) http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB989_int.rtf
2/5/02 Referred
to Senate Appropriations Committee
2/20/02Title
Stricken
2/20/02Senate
Committee – Passed as Amended - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb989_sflr.rtf
3/6/02 Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (28-16) -
http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb989_engr.rtf
3/11/02Referred
to House Rules Committee
SB
990 (Rozell/McCarter) – HEALTH CARE
CONSUMER PROTECTION. Enacting the “Health Care Consumer Protection
Act”; prohibiting certain billing methods by participating health care providers,
including balance billing, that violate contracts between the provider and a
health care payor; requiring certain disclosures by nonparticipating providers;
making it the responsibility of the provider who orders diagnostic testing to
ensure that the patient is directly notified of significant abnormal results
within three calendar days of their availability; authorizing administrative fine
of up to $1,000 for violations.
(36 §§ 3650.1/3650.6) http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB990_int.rtf
2/5/02 Referred
to Senate Human Resources Committee
2/21/02Title
Stricken
2/21/02Senate
Committee – Committee Substitute Passed
- http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb990_cs.rtf
3/5/02 Bill
Passed - Senate (42-3) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb990_engr.rtf
3/7/02 Referred
to House Public Health Committee
SB
995 (Robinson/Ericson) – CONNORS
STATE COLLEGE. Changing the name of Connors State College of
Agriculture and Applied Science to Connors State College. The committee substitute also amends
70 O.S. 2001, § 3103. (70 §§
3201, 3405, 3405.1, 3412) http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2002-02SB/SB995_int.rtf
2/5/02 Referred
to Senate Education Committee
2/21/02Senate
Committee – Passed - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb995_sflr.rtf
3/19/02Bill
Passed - Senate (44-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb995_engr.rtf
3/21/02Referred
to House Higher Education Committee
4/2/02 House
Committee - Committee Substitute Passed
- http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/SB995_hcs.rtf
SB
1001 (Haney/Mass) – Appropriations/TEACHER
PREPARATION. Appropriating to various education entities
including funds for the Virtual Internet School in Oklahoma Network (VISION)
Pilot Program, Great Expectations Summer Institutes for Teachers scholarships,
Community Education Grants, Education Leadership Oklahoma, participation in the
National Assessment of Educational Progress, Oklahoma Alliance for Geographic Education,
and the Teacher Preparation Commission.
(70 § 18-103.1) http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1001_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/19/02Title
Stricken
2/19/02Bill
and Emergency Passed - Senate
(41-2) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1001_engr.rtf
2/21/02Direct
to Calendar
3/25/02Enacting
Clause Stricken
3/25/02Bill
Amended and Passed - House (94-1) http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1001_hasb.rtf
SB 1002
(Haney/Mass) – Appropriations/VISION/EDUCATION LEADERSHIP. Appropriating
to common education, including funds for the Virtual Internet School in
Oklahoma Network (VISION) Pilot Program and Education Leadership Oklahoma. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1002_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/19/02Title
Stricken
2/19/02Bill
and Emergency Passed - Senate
(46-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1002_engr.rtf
2/21/02Direct
to Calendar
3/25/02Enacting
Clause Stricken
3/25/02Bill
Amended and Passed - House (91-3) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/SB1002_hasb.rtf
SB
1010 (Haney/Mass) – Appropriations/TEACHER PREPARATION. Setting
budgetary limitations for the Teacher Preparation Commission. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1010_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/19/02Title
Stricken
2/19/02Bill
and Emergency Passed - Senate
(45-1) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1010_engr.rtf
2/21/02Direct
to Calendar
3/25/02Enacting
Clause Stricken
3/25/02Bill
Amended and Passed - House (85-11) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1010_hasb.rtf
SB
1011 (Haney/Mass) – Appropriations/TEACHER
PREPARATION. Setting budgetary limitations for the Teacher
Preparation Commission. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1011_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/19/02Title
Stricken
2/19/02Bill
and Emergency Passed - Senate (46-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1011_engr.rtf
2/21/02Direct
to Calendar
3/25/02Enacting
Clause Stricken
3/25/02Bill
Amended and Passed - House (83-14) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1011_hasb.rtf
SB
1024 (Haney/Mass) – Appropriations/UNIVERSITY
HOSPITALS. Appropriating to various health entities including the Health Department
for contractual services of OSU College of Osteopathic Medicine for the
Area Health Education Centers Campaign, contractual services for the OU Health
Science Center Pediatric Endocrinology Department, contractual services with
the Perinatal Continuing Education Program within OU’s College of Medicine’s
Obstetrics and Gynecology Department, for the Children First Program and
University Hospitals Authority. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1024_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/19/02Title
Stricken
2/19/02Bill
and Emergency Passed - Senate
(46-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1024_engr.rtf
2/21/02Direct
to Calendar
3/25/02Enacting
Clause Stricken
3/25/02Bill
Amended and Passed - House (94-3) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1024_hasb.rtf
SB
1033 (Haney/Mass) – Appropriations/ UNIVERSITY
HOSPITALS. Setting budgetary limitations for the University Hospitals Authority. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1033_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/19/02Title
Stricken
2/19/02Bill
and Emergency Passed - Senate
(46-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1033_engr.rtf
2/21/02Direct
to Calendar
3/26/02Enacting
Clause Stricken
3/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - House (89-5) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1033_hasb.rtf
SB
1034 (Haney/Mass) – Appropriations/ UNIVERSITY
HOSPITALS. Setting budgetary limitations for the University Hospitals Authority. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1034_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/19/02Title
Stricken
2/19/02Bill
and Emergency Passed - Senate
(46-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1034_engr.rtf
2/21/02Direct
to Calendar
3/26/02Enacting
Clause Stricken
3/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - House (89-5) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1034_hasb.rtf
SB 1044 (Haney/Mass) APPROPRIATIONS/AGRICULTURE/OSU
PROGRAMS. Appropriating to
the Department of Agriculture, including funds for OSU’s Statewide Intensive
Financial Management Assistance Program and diagnostic laboratories. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1044_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/19/02Title
Stricken
2/19/02Bill
and Emergency Passed - Senate
(46-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1044_engr.rtf
2/21/02Direct
to Calendar
3/26/02Enacting
Clause Stricken
3/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - House (94-3) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1044_hasb.rtf
SB 1045 (Haney/Mass) APPROPRIATIONS/AGRICULTURE/OSU
PROGRAMS. Setting budgetary
limits for the Department of Agriculture, including funds for OSU’s Statewide
Intensive Financial Management Assistance Program and diagnostic
laboratories. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1045_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/19/02Title
Stricken
2/19/02Bill
and Emergency Passed - Senate
(46-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1045_engr.rtf
2/21/02Direct
to Calendar
3/26/02Enacting
Clause Stricken
3/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - House (95-2) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1045_hasb.rtf
SB 1046 (Haney/Mass) APPROPRIATIONS/AGRICULTURE/OSU
PROGRAMS. Setting budgetary
limits for the Department of Agriculture, including funds for OSU’s Statewide
Intensive Financial Management Assistance Program and diagnostic
laboratories. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1046_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/19/02Title
Stricken
2/19/02Bill
and Emergency Passed - Senate
(46-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1046_engr.rtf
2/21/02Direct
to Calendar
3/26/02Enacting
Clause Stricken
3/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - House (95-2) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1046_hasb.rtf
SB 1055 (Haney/Mass) –
APPROPRIATIONS/TOURISM. Establishing budgetary limitations for the
Department of Tourism and Recreation, including unspecified funds budgeted for
the Summer Arts Institute and the Jazz Hall of Fame. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1055_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/19/02Title
Stricken
2/19/02Bill
and Emergency Passed - Senate
(46-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1055_engr.rtf
2/21/02Direct
to Calendar
3/27/02Enacting
Clause Stricken
3/27/02Bill
Amended and Passed - House (94-4) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1055_hasb.rtf
SB 1058 (Haney/Mass) –
APPROPRIATIONS/TOURISM. Establishing budgetary limitations for the
Department of Tourism and Recreation, including unspecified funds budgeted for
the Summer Arts Institute and the Jazz Hall of Fame. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1058_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/19/02Title
Stricken
2/19/02Bill
and Emergency Passed - Senate
(46-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1058_engr.rtf
2/21/02Direct
to Calendar
3/27/02Enacting
Clause Stricken
3/27/02Bill
Amended and Passed - House (93-6) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1058_hasb.rtf
SB 1059 (Haney/Mass) –
APPROPRIATIONS/TOURISM. Establishing budgetary limitations for the
Department of Tourism and Recreation, including unspecified funds budgeted for
the Summer Arts Institute and the Jazz Hall of Fame. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1059_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/19/02Title
Stricken
2/19/02Bill
and Emergency Passed - Senate
(46-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1059_engr.rtf
2/21/02Direct
to Calendar
3/27/02Enacting
Clause Stricken
3/27/02Bill
Amended and Passed - House (91-7) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1059_hasb.rtf
SB
1117 (Haney/Mass) – Appropriations/OCAST. Appropriating
to Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology (OCAST). http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1117_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/26/02Title
Stricken
2/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (45-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1117_engr.rtf
2/28/02Direct
to Calendar
4/1/02 Enacting
Clause Stricken
4/1/02 Bill
Amended and Passed - House (95-2) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1117_hasb.rtf
SB
1120 (Haney/Mass) – Appropriations/OCAST. Setting
budgetary limitations for Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and
Technology (OCAST). http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1120_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/26/02Title
Stricken
2/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (44-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1120_engr.rtf
2/28/02Direct
to Calendar
4/1/02 Enacting
Clause Stricken
4/1/02 Bill
Amended and Passed - House (95-2) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1120_hasb.rtf
SB
1121 (Haney/Mass) – Appropriations/OCAST. Setting
budgetary limitations for Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and
Technology (OCAST). http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1121_int.rtf
2/26/02Title
Stricken
2/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (44-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1121_engr.rtf
4/1/02 Enacting
Clause Stricken
4/1/02 Bill
Amended and Passed - House (94-3) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1121_hasb.rtf
SB
1168 (Haney/Mass) – Appropriations/STATE REGENTS/ Physician Manpower Training Commission. Appropriating
to the State Regents and Physician Manpower Training Commission. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1168_int.rtf
2/26/02Title
Stricken
2/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (47-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1168_engr.rtf
4/3/02 Enacting
Clause Stricken
4/3/02 Bill
Amended and Passed - House (94-3) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1168_hasb.rtf
SB
1169 (Haney/Mass) – Appropriations/STATE REGENTS. Appropriating
to the State Regents. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1169_int.rtf
2/26/02Title
Stricken
2/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (47-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1169_engr.rtf
4/3/02 Enacting
Clause Stricken
4/3/02 Bill
Amended and Passed - House (94-3) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1169_hasb.rtf
SB
1170 (Haney/Mass) – Appropriations/STATE REGENTS. Appropriating
to the State Regents. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1170_int.rtf
2/26/02Title
Stricken
2/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (47-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1170_engr.rtf
4/3/02 Enacting
Clause Stricken
4/3/02 Bill
Amended and Passed - House (94-3) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1170_hasb.rtf
SB
1171 (Haney/Mass) – Appropriations/Physician Manpower Training Commission. Setting
budgetary limitations for the Physician Manpower Training Commission. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1171_int.rtf
2/26/02Title
Stricken
2/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (47-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/hb1171_engr.rtf
4/3/02 Enacting
Clause Stricken
4/3/02 Bill
Amended and Passed - House (95-2) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1171_hasb.rtf
SB
1172 (Haney/Mass) – Appropriations/Physician Manpower Training Commission. Setting
budgetary limitations for the Physician Manpower Training Commission. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1172_int.rtf
2/26/02Title
Stricken
2/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (47-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1172_engr.rtf
4/3/02 Enacting
Clause Stricken
4/3/02 Bill
Amended and Passed - House (94-3) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/sb1172_hasb.rtf
SB
1188 (Haney/Mass) – Appropriations/GENERAL. Appropriating
to various state entities including the State Regents, Physician Manpower
Training Commission, Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and
Technology (OCAST), Teacher Preparation Commission, and the University Hospitals
Authority. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1188_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/26/02Title
Stricken
2/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (47-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1188_engr.rtf
2/28/02Direct
to Calendar
SB
1203 (Haney/Mass) – UNCLASSIFIED SERVICE. Relating
to unclassified service; updating agency references. (74 O.S. 2001, § 840-5.5)
http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1203_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/26/02Title
Stricken
2/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (47-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/hb1203_engr.rtf
2/28/02Direct
to Calendar
SB
1204 (Haney/Mass) – DEFERRED SAVINGS. Clarifying
language relating to the Oklahoma State Employees Deferred Savings Incentive
Plan. (74 O.S. 2001, § 1707) http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1204_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/26/02Title
Stricken
2/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (47-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/hb1204_engr.rtf
2/28/02Direct
to Calendar
SB
1206 (Haney/Mass) – STRATEGIC PLANS. This
is a shell bill relating to agency strategic plans. (62 O.S. 2001, § 45.3) http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1206_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/26/02Title
Stricken
2/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (46-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1206_engr.rtf
2/28/02Direct
to Calendar
SB 1208
(Haney/Mass) – STATE REGENTS LONG-RANGE PLANS. Authorizing Central
Services to expend certain funding for the purpose of site location, design and
architectural work for projects of the State Regents as approved by the
Long-Range Capital Planning Commission and the Contingency Review Board. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1208_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/26/02Title
Stricken
2/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (47-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1208_engr.rtf
2/28/02Direct
to Calendar
SB 1209
(Haney/Mass) – Tobacco Settlement Fund.
Clarifying language relating
to the Tobacco Settlement Fund. (62
O.S. 2001, § 50) http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1209_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/26/02Title
Stricken
2/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (47-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1209_engr.rtf
2/28/02Direct
to Calendar
SB
1211 (Haney/Mass) – Higher Education CAPITAL REVOLVING FUND. Changes
the name of the Higher Education Capital Revolving Fund to the Higher Education
Research Revolving Fund. (62 O.S. 2001,
§ 41.29d) http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1211_int.rtf
2/5/02 Direct
to Calendar
2/26/02Title
Stricken
2/26/02Bill
Amended and Passed - Senate (47-0) - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02HB/hb1211_engr.rtf
2/28/02Direct
to Calendar
SB
1222 (Haney/Mass) – SALARIES/STATE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERS. “The
State Chief Executive Officer Salary Act”; creating the nine-member State Chief
Executive Officer Salary Commission; requiring the Office of Personnel
Management to conduct a salary and fringe benefit survey every three years
regarding state chief executive officers and make recommendations to the
Commission; providing pay grades to be used in determining salary range;
establishing permissible salary ranges; prohibiting reduction of a chief
executive’s salary if it is greater than the assigned maximum pay grade. The committee substitute also amends
a noncodified section by deleting current salary maximums for chief executive
officer salaries. http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/SB1222_int.rtf
2/20/02Title
Stricken
2/20/02Senate
Committee – Passed as Amended - http://www2.lsb.state.ok.us/2001-02SB/sb1222_sflr.rtf