Contracts; Oklahoma Fair Renewal Act; automatic renewal contracts; notice; cancellation; effective date.

Updated document header from 'Senate Committee Substitute for House Bill' to 'House of Representatives - Floor Version' to reflect the bill's current legislative stage

Reorganized the title and sponsorship information layout to match standard floor version formatting

Removed committee markup annotations and page headers that were present in the committee version

Adjusted section numbering and formatting to align with floor version standards

Fixed duplicate section numbering throughout the document

Updated reference numbers from 13120 to 2013

Reorganized text structure to correct formatting inconsistencies

Changed bill designation from 'House Bill' to 'Engrossed House Bill'

Changed online cancellation link requirement from 'direct online cancellation link' to 'one-step online cancellation link' with clearer specifications about location and authentication protocols.

Added new requirement for in-person cancellation mechanisms at physical locations where consumers regularly utilize goods or services subject to automatic renewal contracts.

Added language clarifying that violations of the act constitute an unlawful business practice.

Updated bill title from 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' to 'Committee Substitute' and changed author attribution to include both Schreiber and Deck.

Added explicit authority for the Attorney General and district attorneys to enforce the act, replacing previous language about violations constituting unlawful business practices.

Changed renewal term language from 'year unless consumer gives express written consent for a longer renewal term' to 'year unless consumer gives express written consent for a longer renewal term' (minor clarification).

Updated cancellation link requirement from 'one-step online cancellation link' to 'direct online cancellation link' with more specific location requirements.

Bill title and committee designation changed from 'Proposed Oversight' to 'Proposed Policy' with updated dates.

Header and formatting changes including committee substitute markings, page numbers, and amendment metadata were added or replaced.

The bill title and sponsor information were updated to reflect committee substitute status rather than engrossed status.

Original engrossed bill formatting and page headers were replaced with proposed committee substitute formatting.

Bill title and amendment designation changed from 'ENGROSSED SENATE AMENDMENT TO ENGROSSED HOUSE BILL' to 'ENGROSSED HOUSE BILL' indicating the bill moved from Senate to House version

Section numbering changed from Section 1, 2, 3 to Sections 1, 2, 3, 4 with corresponding statute citations updated (Section 773, 773.1, 773.2, 773.3 of Title 15)

Page headers and footers were reorganized with different formatting and page numbering sequences

Text reflowed and reorganized with some lines split or combined differently, though the substantive legal content appears substantially unchanged

Bill title and section numbering were reorganized to improve clarity and consistency with standard legislative formatting.

New formatting and structural elements were added to align the bill with standard legislative amendment procedures.

Definitions for key terms like 'automatic renewal contract' and 'clear and conspicuous' were rephrased for precision and readability.

Requirements for presenting offer terms and cancellation mechanisms were clarified to ensure consumers receive clear, accessible information.