Administrative Workers' Compensation Act; modifying definitions. Effective date.

Updated the definition of 'actually dependent' to clarify support thresholds for surviving spouses and children.

Added new definition for 'carrier' to include stock companies, mutual companies, reciprocal exchanges, and self-insured groups.

Added comprehensive definition for 'case management' covering health care coordination, monitoring, and treatment protocols.

Added detailed definition for 'case manager' specifying required nursing licenses and professional certifications.

Added definition for 'certified workplace medical plan' covering health care provider organizations certified by the State Commissioner of Health.

Updated 'child' definition to include posthumous children, stepchildren, children born out of wedlock, and students up to age 23.

Modified 'compensable injury' definition to explicitly exclude injuries from assaults, combats, recreational activities, and other specified scenarios.

Increased the workers' compensation threshold from $100,000 to $150,000.

Removed exclusions for injuries from assaults, recreational/social activities, and drug-related incidents, making these injuries potentially compensable.

Added floor amendment documentation and committee amendment notation to track legislative changes.

Added exclusion for injuries caused by alcohol, illegal drugs, or prescription drugs used in contravention of physician's orders

Reorganized document structure with new page numbering and formatting changes from committee substitute

Added page headers and footers with requirement numbers and page numbers

Updated the definition of 'Commission' to explicitly state 'Oklahoma Workers' Compensation Commission' for clarity.

Added articles to 'Certified workplace medical plan' definition for grammatical consistency (added 'a' before 'group self-insurance association plan' and 'third-party administrator').

Reformatted the 'Compensable injury' section to improve readability and fix capitalization inconsistencies.

Corrected formatting and spacing throughout the document to align with standard legislative drafting practices.

The document format changed from 'ENGROSSED SENATE' to 'ENROLLED SENATE', indicating the bill has passed both legislative chambers and is in its final form ready for gubernatorial action. No substantive policy changes occurred.