Career and technology education; creating the Oklahoma National Guard CareerTech Assistance Act; providing for eligibility; providing for application process. Effective date. Emergency.

Added page headers, footers, and formatting markers (BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments) to indicate the document is now a House floor version.

Reordered bill metadata to show House of Representatives Floor Version at the top, replacing the original Senate enrollment header.

Added a subject line summary in brackets between the enacting clause and Section 1.

Added a detailed summary statement explaining the bill's purpose, covering career and technology education assistance, eligibility requirements, funding mechanisms, and emergency provisions.

Added a new requirement that eligible Guard members must exhaust all available federal education benefits before receiving state assistance.

Added specific repayment calculation instructions for Guard members who fail to meet program requirements, including a formula to determine repayment amounts based on months of non-compliance.

Added a hardship waiver provision allowing Guard members facing difficult circumstances to request relief from repayment obligations.

Added a requirement that the State Board of Career and Technology Education notify the Adjutant General of available funding annually by July 1.

Changed the bill header from 'ENGROSSED' to 'ENROLLED' and updated the list of House sponsors to include Burns and Miller, indicating the bill has passed both chambers in its final form.

Added requirement that repayments be deposited into the Oklahoma National Guard CareerTech Assistance Revolving Fund.

Added calculation method for determining repayment amounts based on months of unfulfilled service requirements.

Added hardship waiver provision allowing eligible members to request repayment waivers due to hardship circumstances.

Added annual notification requirement by July 1 for available funding amounts to the Adjutant General.

Added authority for the State Board of Career and Technology Education to promulgate rules implementing the act, including application deadlines.

Added requirement that eligible Guard members must exhaust all available federal education benefits for vocational training before receiving state assistance.

Added specific repayment calculation formula requiring division of total assistance by 24 and multiplication by the number of months the member failed to maintain participation requirements.

Updated bill header to reflect House amendment status and added House coauthors (Burns and Miller) to the author list.

Reorganized page numbering and formatting to reflect the engrossed version of the bill after House and Senate passage.