Judicial Nominating Commission; recusal of member; removal of board member; campaign contributions disclosure; eligibility of members; effective date.

Header changed from 'HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - FLOOR VERSION' to include Senate coauthor 'Gollihare of the Senate'

Page footers updated from 'Req. No. 12943' to 'HB2103 HFLR'

Page numbering and formatting adjusted to reflect floor version layout

All substantive provisions regarding judicial nominating commission recusal, disclosure requirements, and eligibility criteria remain identical

Changed document title from 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' to 'Committee Substitute'

Updated tracking number from 12712 to 12943

Updated date from 02/17/25 to 02/25/25

Committee amendment version changed from POLPCS1 to POLPCS2 with updated timestamp

Page number changed from 12371 to 12712

Line numbering adjusted throughout the document to reflect the new version

Minor formatting changes including line breaks and spacing adjustments throughout the document, with no substantive policy modifications to the recusal requirements, disclosure rules, or eligibility criteria.

Added official page headers and footers with bill numbers and page references to match standard enrolled bill formatting.

Added signature blocks for House and Senate presiding officers, the Governor, and the Secretary of State to document official approval.

Changed the title header from 'ENGROSSED HOUSE' to 'ENROLLED HOUSE' to reflect the bill's final status after passing both chambers.

Bill title changed from 'Judicial Nominating Commission Amendments Act of 2025' to 'An Act relating to the Judicial Nominating Commission' with more specific descriptive language.

Changed from noncodification to codification in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 26 of Title 20.

Section numbering changed from Section 2 to Section 1 for the codification provision, and Section 3 remains the effective date provision.

New recusal requirement: Commission members cannot participate in decisions about applicants they are related to within the third degree of consanguinity or affinity.

New disclosure requirement: Commission members must disclose campaign contributions to judicial campaign applicants within 10 days of receiving applications.

Members who violate recusal requirements face immediate removal from the Commission and permanent prohibition from future appointment.

Eligibility determination now uses the address from State Election Board records rather than other address sources.