Retirement; Oklahoma Law Enforcement Retirement System; contribution; top base salary; benefit computation; effective dates; contingent effective dates; emergency.

The document header was updated to reflect the 'Floor Version' instead of the 'Committee Substitute' status, and the bill title page was renumbered and reorganized to match standard floor printing formats.

The bill's introductory summary and the list of sponsors were updated to include additional names (Moore, Ford, and Caldwell) and Senate sponsor Paxton, reflecting the final committee composition.

Page numbering and footer information were adjusted to align with the official floor version layout, while the core statutory language regarding retirement systems and actuarial analysis was preserved without change.

The document title was changed from 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' to 'Committee Substitute' to reflect the bill's new status in the House Committee.

Page and reference numbers (e.g., RBH No.) were updated from 16375 to 17082 to correspond with the new House version.

Line numbers and paragraph numbering were adjusted to align with the new House Committee Substitute format.

The document structure changed from a final 'Enrolled' format to a 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' format, including the addition of amendment headers, committee names, and page numbering.

The text layout was reorganized to include line numbers and specific amendment instructions, replacing the original clean legislative text with a draft-style presentation.

The definitions for 'Amendment', 'RB number', 'Legislative Actuary', 'Nonfiscal amendment', and 'Nonfiscal retirement bill' remain identical to the original version.

Removed draft-specific headers (e.g., 'RBH No. 17082', 'Engrossed House') and replaced them with official 'Enrolled House' and 'Subject' headers to finalize the document for signing.

Reformatted the text to remove bracketed page numbers and line numbers used during the legislative drafting process, resulting in clean, continuous paragraphs.

The bill was renumbered from RBH No. 10889 to RBH No. 17082 and changed from 'Introduced' to 'Engrossed' status.

New definitions were added for 'Amendment', 'RB number', 'Legislative Actuary', 'Nonfiscal amendment', and 'Nonfiscal retirement bill' to clarify what types of changes are allowed.

New requirements were established for one-time retirement benefit increases, capping them at specific dollar amounts ($1,000, $1,200, $1,400) depending on the funded ratio of the retirement system.

New conditions were added requiring that any one-time benefit increase must not cause the retirement system's funded ratio to exceed 80% or 100%.

New eligibility criteria were introduced for persons whose first elected or appointed service occurred on or after November 1, 2018, linking their benefits to the Public Employees Retirement System.