Statutes and reports; enacting the Uniform Electronic Legal Materials Act; effective date.

The document header was updated to indicate it is the 'Floor Version' of the bill, and the 'Committee Substitute' title page was removed.

Page footers were updated to reflect the new 'HB2258 HFLR' identifier and removed the 'Committee Substitute' designation.

Line breaks and spacing were adjusted throughout the text to conform to the formatting standards of the House Floor version.

The document header was changed from 'Conference Committee Substitute' to 'Committee Substitute', indicating a procedural shift in how the bill was finalized rather than a change in the law itself.

Minor formatting adjustments were made to the page headers, changing the reference number from 'Req. No. 13760' to 'Req. No. 13023'.

The specific names of the Senate and House sponsors ('Daniels of the Senate' and 'Miller of the House') were removed from the header, leaving only 'Miller'.

The descriptive title of the act was restructured for layout purposes, but the list of topics covered remains unchanged.

The document header was updated to reflect the Conference Committee Substitute status, and page reference numbers were adjusted to match the new version.

The Oklahoma Register was removed from the list of legal materials covered by the act because it is no longer published electronically.

The definition of 'Official Publisher' was updated to assign the Oklahoma Supreme Court as the publisher for reported court decisions and rules, and the Oklahoma Secretary of State as the publisher for precedential decisions of the Corporation Commission.

The list of legal materials covered by the act was streamlined to include Session Laws, Administrative Code, Register, agency rules, agency decisions, court decisions, court rules, and Attorney General opinions.

Added a formal summary of the act's purpose and subject matter at the beginning of the enrolled version.

Adjusted the formatting of the 'Official Publisher' definitions to include specific parenthetical clarifications for certain agencies.

Removed the 'CORRECTED' status marker and page headers from the Engrossed version.

Added a requirement for official electronic legal publishers to provide a method for users to verify that records are unaltered from the official version.

Established a legal presumption that electronic legal records authenticated by an official publisher are accurate copies of the original material.

Assigned the burden of proof to any party contesting the authenticity of an electronic legal record, requiring them to prove by a preponderance of the evidence that the record is not authentic.

The bill title was changed from 'Uniform Electronic Legal Materials Act' to 'Uniform Electronic Legal Material Act' (singular).

The provision stating the act would not be codified in the Oklahoma Statutes was removed.

The specific effective date of November 1, 2025 was deleted from the text.

The bill was restructured to include specific instructions for codification into Sections 31.1, 31.2, and 31.3 of Title 75.