Alcoholic beverages; books and records of licensees; timeframe; effective date.

Added the name of the Senate co-author (Coleman) to the bill header.

Updated the document title to indicate this is the 'Floor (House)' version.

Reformatted page headers and footers to reflect the House Floor version instead of the initial Committee Substitute.

The title of the document was changed from 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' to 'Committee Substitute', reflecting its progression in the legislative process.

The document's tracking reference number was updated from 16058 to 16598, and the associated date was changed to reflect the House Committee's action.

The document status changed from 'Enrolled' (final) to 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' (draft), meaning the bill is now in a committee review stage rather than being ready for final passage.

New headers were added to identify the document as a committee amendment submitted by TJ Marti, including the date 2/4/2026 and committee reading clerk fields.

Original enrolled signatures, dates, and official stamps from the House, Senate, Governor, and Secretary of State were removed as they are no longer applicable to the draft version.

The core legal requirement for alcohol licensees to keep books and records for three years and provide them within ten business days of a request remains exactly the same.

Removed draft headers and placeholders indicating the bill was in 'Engrossed' status, replacing them with 'Enrolled' status headers.

Added standard signature blocks for the House and Senate Presiding Officers, the Governor, and the Secretary of State to finalize the document.

Adjusted page numbering and layout to reflect the final enrolled version of the bill.

Removed the creation of a new standalone law titled the 'Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverages Act of 2026' and the instruction that it should not be codified in the statutes.

Changed the bill type from a 'New Law' that creates a separate act to an 'Amendatory' bill that updates existing statutory text.

Added specific requirements for licensees to keep books and records for three years and make them available for inspection by the ABLE or Oklahoma Tax Commission within ten business days of a request.