Oklahoma Real Estate License Code; prohibiting certain practices without disclosure. Effective date.

The document header was changed to identify the text as the 'House of Representatives - Floor Version' instead of the 'Committee Substitute'.

The specific 'Senate Bill' byline formatting was removed as the bill is now being considered on the House floor.

A new header line was added to explicitly state 'HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - FLOOR VERSION'.

The bill title was updated from 'An Act' to 'COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR ENGROSSED SENATE BILL NO. 1075', reflecting its status as a revised version introduced by the House Committee.

Minor wording changes were made to the act's summary, replacing 'prohibiting wholesalers from certain practices' with 'proscribing certain requirements for notice' and 'providing certain form' with 'providing certain form' to align with the committee's specific drafting preferences.

The formatting of the section headers and page numbers was adjusted to match the standard layout for a House Committee Substitute document.

Added 'Hill' as a co-sponsor from the House, changing the bill's origin from two sponsors to three.

Updated the legislative summary to explicitly mention homeowner contract cancellation rights, mandatory contract information, and the requirement for the commission to provide forms at no cost.

Added a new page header 'ENR. S. B. NO. 1075 Page 2' to the final version.

The bill format was changed from an 'Engrossed House Amendment' to an 'Engrossed Senate Bill', updating the authorship and enacting clause.

The definitions section underwent extensive renumbering and reordering (e.g., terms previously numbered 5 and 8 were merged or shifted), which changes the internal organization of the code but does not alter the actual definitions of the terms.

Minor text adjustments were made to the definitions of 'broker' and 'real estate' to align with the new numbering structure, though the core meaning of these terms appears unchanged.

Added a requirement for contracts or agreements to contain specific information and allowed homeowners to cancel contracts within a certain time frame.

Added a House co-author (Hill) to the bill, indicating a change in legislative sponsorship or collaboration.

Reorganized the bill text to include House Amendment markings and updated the bill title to reflect the new content regarding contract cancellations and disclosures.