House Resolution; Superintendent of Public Instruction; Ryan Walters; conduct; special investigation committee; membership; procedures; subpoena; documents; report.
This bill establishes a special investigative committee within the Oklahoma House of Representatives to examine the conduct of Ryan Walters, the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. The eight-member committee will be composed of four Republicans and four Democrats, including the chairs of the Education and Judiciary Criminal committees, and is tasked with determining whether formal impeachment proceedings should be initiated. The group has the authority to hire investigators, subpoena witnesses and documents, and take testimony to support its inquiry. Upon completion, the committee must submit a written report detailing its findings and recommendations to the Speaker of the House.
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Introduced May 29, 2024
Last action May 29, 2024
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Cyndi Munson
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