2-1-1 Collaborative; modifying powers and duties; modifying membership; specifying procedures for appointment, reappointment and removal of members; effective date.

The document header was changed from 'FLOOR SUBSTITUTE' to 'COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE', indicating the bill has been reviewed and potentially amended by the committee.

The title of the act was slightly shortened and rephrased, removing specific details about 'removing obsolete language' and 'creating certain exclusion for specified contracts' to focus on the core actions of modifying provisions and membership.

A note was added stating 'BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments,' which is a standard markup instruction for legislative documents.

Page numbers and footer text from the original PDF were removed and replaced with new page numbering and the committee amendment note.

The document header was updated to reflect the bill's new status as a 'Floor Substitute' rather than a 'Committee Substitute,' signifying it is ready for floor debate.

Minor formatting and phrasing adjustments were made to the list of duties for the 2-1-1 Collaborative to improve clarity and consistency, such as changing 'Certify Register' to 'Certify Verify that' and reordering the numbered list items.

The description of the Collaborative's membership composition was slightly rephrased to explicitly state that five members are public sector representatives and ten are private sector representatives, though the total count remains the same.

Administrative oversight of the 2-1-1 Collaborative was changed from unspecified to the Department of Human Services.

Certification standards were updated to require compliance with national accreditation standards from Inform USA or its successor.

Appointment authority for private sector members was changed from the Collaborative itself to specific state officials (Governor, Senate President Pro Tempore, and House Speaker) with geographic residency requirements.

New authority was added allowing appointing officials to remove private sector members for cause.

The bill header was updated to reflect Senate Committee Substitute status and added co-sponsor Waldron.

The act's summary description was updated to remove obsolete language and specify new duties.

The official name of the organization was changed from 'Oklahoma 2-1-1 Advisory Collaborative' to 'Oklahoma 2-1-1 Coordinating Council' and then to 'Oklahoma 2-1-1 Collaborative'.

The membership structure was updated to consist of fifteen members (nine public sector and six private sector), with specific appointment roles assigned to the Governor, Speaker of the House, and President Pro Tempore of the Senate.

New duties were added for the organization, including developing a statewide coordinated approach, certifying providers, and submitting annual reports to the Department of Human Services.

The term lengths for initial members were staggered (one, two, and three years) to ensure continuity, with all future appointments set for three-year terms.

Removed the requirement for the Collaborative to develop and maintain certification standards for 2-1-1 call centers.

Changed the Collaborative's oversight from the Department of Human Services to self-governance, removing the Director of Human Services from the membership list.

Removed the requirement for the Collaborative to adopt by-laws governing its operations.

Removed the requirement for the Collaborative to provide funding formula recommendations to the Department of Human Services.

Revised the membership composition to include nine public and six private sector members appointed by the Governor, Speaker, and Senate President, replacing the previous nine public and ten private split.

Added administrative oversight of the Collaborative to the Department of Human Services.

Revised member appointment rules to require specific geographic representation (western and eastern Oklahoma) and added authority for removal of members for cause.

Added a formal signature block for the Governor and updated the sponsor list to include Waldron.

The name of the organization was changed from 'Oklahoma 2-1-1 Advisory Collaborative' to 'Oklahoma 2-1-1 Coordinating Council' and subsequently to 'Oklahoma 2-1-1 Collaborative'.

The duties of the Collaborative were updated to require active certification of information and referral providers and the development of certification standards, rather than just providing recommendations.

The membership size was reduced from fifteen members to nine members, with a specific allocation of five public sector representatives and four private sector representatives.

The appointment process was clarified to designate specific roles for the Governor, Speaker of the House, and President Pro Tempore of the Senate, each appointing three members with a mix of public and private sector representation.

The effective date for the renaming of the organization was changed from January 1, 2011 to July 1, 2021, and the overall act's effective date was set to November 1, 2026.

Renamed the '2-1-1 Oklahoma Coordinating Council' to the 'Oklahoma 2-1-1 Collaborative'.

Added specific duties for the Collaborative, including developing statewide service plans, certifying call centers, and submitting annual reports.

Reduced the total number of Collaborative members from fifteen to nine, changing the balance between public and private sector representatives.

Established specific initial term lengths (one, two, and three years) for private sector members to stagger their appointments.