Sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (SUDEP); Dylan's Law; Service Oklahoma; driver license; unique symbol; voluntary; State Commissioner of Health; power and duty; Division of Health Care Information; autopsy; findings; records; determination; effective date.

The document title was changed from 'Proposed Committee Substitute' to 'Committee Substitute' to reflect the bill's progression through the committee.

The requirement number on the first page was updated from 12893 to 12959.

The header metadata, including the date and time of the amendment, was updated to reflect the new version.

Replaced mandatory insurance coverage for seizure protection devices with a voluntary program allowing license holders to designate an epilepsy symbol.

Removed the specific definition of seizure protection devices (implantable, wearable, and alert systems) that was previously included in the bill.

Updated the eligibility requirements for the State Commissioner of Health to include Doctoral degrees in Public Health or Master's degrees with supervisory experience.

Updated the bill's internal reference number from 12693 to 12893 and changed the version identifier from FULLPCS1 to FULLPCS2.

The entire bill text was replaced with a new version that adds insurance mandates and device coverage requirements not present in the original.

Provisions requiring the State Commissioner of Health to meet specific educational qualifications and duties were deleted.

New language requires all health insurance policies to provide equal coverage for individuals with epilepsy and to cover seizure protection devices if deemed medically necessary.

The section regarding the State Commissioner of Health was changed from adding duties to the Commissioner to adding duties to the Division of Health Care Information.

The section regarding the Chief Medical Examiner was changed to require them to provide information about sudden unexpected death in epilepsy.

A new definition for 'seizure protection devices' was added, including implantable neurostimulators, wearable monitoring devices, and automated alert systems.

The official title was updated to include specific duties for the Division of Health Care Information and requirements for investigating sudden unexpected death in epilepsy.

A new Senate sponsor, Representative Hicks, was added to the list of bill sponsors.

Minor formatting and page number adjustments were made to align with the final enrolled version of the legislation.

Added new authority for the State Commissioner of Health to hire staff, conduct investigations, and enforce health code provisions.

Added a Senate coauthor to the bill.

Adjusted the text regarding the epilepsy symbol on driver licenses to improve readability.

Mandates that all individual and group health insurance policies provide coverage for seizure protection devices if prescribed by a specialist, and prohibits termination or non-renewal of coverage based on an epilepsy diagnosis.

Authorizes Service Oklahoma to allow driver license or ID cardholders diagnosed with epilepsy to voluntarily designate a unique symbol on their documents to assist law enforcement and emergency medical professionals.

Requires the State Commissioner of Health to appoint an Assistant State Commissioner of Health and define their qualifications and duties.

The document header and title were changed from 'Introduced' to 'Engrossed Senate Amendment' to reflect the legislative status, and the original title text was restored after being temporarily replaced by explanatory notes.