Central purchasing; motor vehicles; requisition; Attorney General and District Attorneys Council exceptions; effective date.

Added a specific exemption for the Attorney General's Office and the Oklahoma District Attorneys Council from the requirement to submit vehicle requisitions.

Changed the document title from 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' to 'House Committee Substitute' and updated the tracking numbers and dates.

Completely renumbered the bill sections and reformatted the header to conform to House Committee standards.

The entire text of the bill was replaced with a new formatting style and page numbering, but the actual legal language and policy provisions are identical to the previous version.

The title page was adjusted to match the Engrossed House version, and the text of Section 1 was reformatted to correct spacing and alignment errors.

The bill title and page headers were updated to reflect the correct amendment status and sequence.

The dates and signatures for passage by the House and Senate were adjusted to align with the correct legislative timeline.

The Governor's and Secretary of State's signature blocks were repositioned to match the standard format for an engrossed bill.

The bill title and description were changed from a general 'Central Purchasing Act' to a specific act relating to the 'requisition of motor vehicles'.

The effective date of the law was moved from November 1, 2025, to November 1, 2026.

The Department of Public Safety, Commissioners of the Land Office, Office of the Attorney General, Oklahoma District Attorneys Council, Oklahoma State Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control, and the Oklahoma Military Department were added to the list of agencies exempt from the vehicle requisition rules.