State government; state agencies; obsolete reports; repealers; effective date.

The bill header was changed from 'Floor Substitute' to 'Committee Substitute', indicating the text has been amended by the committee.

The summary of the bill's purpose was updated to clarify that it amends specific sections regarding the Department of Environmental Quality and the Chief Information Officer, and changed 'deleting references' to 'deleting references to certain reports' for precision.

Specific descriptions of repealed statutes were slightly edited; for example, the repeal of the 'College of Pharmacy at Southwestern Oklahoma State University' was corrected to 'Oklahoma State University', and the 'Sheriffs' Personnel Task Force' was renamed to 'Sheriff's Personnel Task Force'.

Minor formatting changes were made to the text, such as adjusting line breaks and spacing in the header and summary sections.

The bill's summary was updated to explicitly state that references to certain reports are being deleted, clarifying the legislative intent.

The list of repealed statutes was corrected to repeal the Oklahoma Commission on Opioid Abuse instead of the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation.

Minor formatting and text corrections were made throughout the document, including fixing line breaks and updating the bill title to 'Floor Substitute'.

The bill title and header were changed from 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' to 'Committee Substitute', and the page reference number was updated from 15974 to 16790.

New provisions require the Department of Human Services to submit annual reports to legislative committees detailing the number of youths receiving credit reports, the frequency of those reports, and any administrative issues encountered.

The policy now explicitly applies to youth in the independent living program whose credit ratings might negatively affect their future employment or housing opportunities.

A new reporting deadline was established, requiring annual reports to continue until November 1, 2018.

Added a repeal of 74 O.S. 2021, Section 150.38, which relates to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation.

Changed the document header from 'Engrossed House Bill' to 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' and updated the title to reflect the committee amendment.

Adjusted line numbers and formatting in the title and header sections to conform to the new substitute version.

The bill header was updated to reflect its status as 'Engrossed' and included the names of additional sponsors (Rader) from the Senate, indicating the bill has moved from the House to the Senate and been approved by both chambers.

The title of the act was changed from the 'Centralized Report Filing Act of 2026' to 'state governmental entity reporting requirements' to better reflect the specific amendments to existing statutes rather than creating a new standalone act.

The effective date was removed from the summary section, as the final effective date is now determined by the specific statutory amendments included in the text rather than a blanket enactment date.

The list of repealed laws and task forces was reorganized and expanded to include additional commissions (such as the Commission for Educational Quality and Accountability and the Commission on Opioid Abuse) that were not present in the initial introduced version.