Public finance; enacting the Office of Management and Enterprise Services Efficiency Act of 2026.

Added a new State Chief Operating Officer role to supervise and direct the Office of Management and Enterprise Services.

Added a new State Chief Financial Officer role within the Oklahoma Tax Commission to handle revenue reporting and budget analysis.

Created a new Office of Strategic Technology Solutions to manage state information technology.

Reorganized the Office of Management and Enterprise Services into five specific units: Administration, Capital Assets Management, Central Purchasing, Human Capital Management, and Risk Assessment and Compliance.

Transferred duties related to IT from the Office of Management and Enterprise Services to the State Chief Information Officer.

Updated the bill title, page numbers, and statutory section references to align with the new organizational structure.

The description of the bill's purpose was rewritten to explicitly state that the Chief Operating Officer supervises and directs the Office of Management and Enterprise Services, replacing vague language about 'supervision'.

The list of functional units within the Office of Management and Enterprise Services was updated to include 'Risk Assessment and Compliance' as a distinct unit.

A new office for the State Chief Financial Officer was created within the Oklahoma Tax Commission, establishing a distinct leadership role separate from the Office of Management and Enterprise Services.

A new Office of Strategic Technology Solutions was created, with duties and personnel transferred from the Information Division of the Office of Management and Enterprise Services.

Created a new Office of Strategic Technology Solutions with specific duties.

Changed the supervision structure to require the Chief Operating Officer to supervise the entire Office of Management and Enterprise Services.

Defined five specific functional units for the Office of Management and Enterprise Services: Administration, Capital Assets Management, Central Purchasing, Human Capital Management, and Risk Assessment and Compliance.

Clarified that the Chief Information Officer supervises only information technology functions, separating this role from general IT services.

Specified that the Oklahoma Tax Commission must house the Office of the Chief Financial Officer and its staff.

The bill title and subject matter changed from 'State Government Modernization Act' to 'Office of Management and Enterprise Services Efficiency Act', indicating a shift in focus to internal agency restructuring.

New requirements were added to organize OMES into five specific units: Administration, Capital Assets Management, Central Purchasing, Human Capital Management, and Risk Assessment and Compliance.

New leadership positions were created, including a Chief Operating Officer to supervise the agency and a Chief Information Officer to oversee IT services.

Duties related to state revenue reporting and annual budget preparation were transferred from the Director of OMES to the newly designated Chief Financial Officer.

New statutory references were added to amend existing laws governing OMES, the Chief Information Officer, and related financial officers.