Taxes; gross production tax; requiring certain completion methods for specific exemptions; effective date.

Added a Senate co-sponsor (Thompson) to the bill's authorship line, reflecting the bill's progression to the House Floor after Senate amendments.

The document header was updated to reflect the final House Committee Substitute version, replacing the 'Proposed Committee Substitute' title and correcting the page numbering and layout formatting.

Minor text adjustments were made to the amendment motion language and the citation of the specific Oklahoma Statutes section being amended, ensuring consistency with the final legislative text.

The original bill title, subject line, and introductory text were removed and replaced with standard committee amendment headers.

New page headers, line numbers, and committee amendment metadata were added to conform to legislative formatting standards.

The entire text of the bill was reformatted with different indentation, spacing, and paragraph numbering, though the legal substance of every provision is identical.

Removed internal legislative markup symbols (e.g., 'ENGROSSED', 'ENROLLED', page numbers) and formatting artifacts to produce the final clean text.

Adjusted line breaks and paragraph spacing to conform to the standard format of an enrolled bill, though the legal text and meaning are identical.

The bill title and description were changed from creating a new 'Gross Production Tax Modernization Act' to amending the existing 'Gross Production Tax' statute.

The section header was updated from 'NEW LAW' to 'AMENDATORY' to accurately reflect that the bill modifies an existing statute rather than introducing entirely new law.

The specific prior amendment referenced in the text was updated to cite 'Section 1, Chapter 51, O.S.L. 2025' instead of a generic citation, ensuring the bill correctly targets the current version of the tax law.

The phrase 'This act shall be known and may be cited as' was removed, as the act is now an amendment and does not require a new standalone title.

The effective date section was simplified, removing the specific 'November 1, 2026' date while retaining the general effective date provision.