State Capitol Preservation Commission; monument; emergency.

The bill title was updated to reflect that it is now co-authored by a Senator (Hines) in addition to the original House sponsors.

Header and footer formatting were updated to indicate this is the 'Floor Version' rather than just the 'Committee Substitute'.

Added a declaration of emergency, changing the effective date from November 1, 2026, to the date of passage and approval.

Updated the bill title to reflect a new co-sponsor (Hildebrant) and corrected page number references.

Changed the document type header from 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' to 'Committee Substitute'.

The emergency declaration was removed and replaced with a specific effective date of November 1, 2026.

The bill classification was changed from 'Proposed Oversight' to 'Proposed Policy'.

The bill's tracking number was updated from Req. No. 16637 to Req. No. 16141.

The entire text of the bill was replaced with a new version containing updated headers, committee amendment markings, and renumbered sections, while retaining the core legislative language regarding the monument placement.

Corrected the name in the title from 'State Capitol Commission' to 'State Capitol Preservation Commission' for consistency with the agency's actual name.

Added the specific name 'Gold Star Family Monument' to the text to clarify exactly what monument is being authorized.

Included the official signature blocks for the House, Senate, Governor, and Secretary of State, marking the bill as ready for final approval.

Adjusted the layout and spacing to conform to the standard format of an enrolled bill.

Removed OMES's general authority to maintain all state buildings, monuments, and property, which was previously defined in Section 1.

Added a specific mandate for the State Capitol Preservation Commission to permit and arrange for a private entity to place the Gold Star Family Monument in the northwest corner behind the State Capitol Arch.

Clarified that the monument must be placed at no expense to the State of Oklahoma, shifting the responsibility and cost to private entities.

Changed the effective date from November 1, 2026, to immediately upon passage and approval.

Introduced the specific term 'Gold Star Family Monument' as the subject of the legislation.