Worker's compensation; expanding rights and remedies granted to certain persons; authorizing agreement between contractors to provide certain insurance coverage. Emergency.

The document header was updated to reflect the House of Representatives Floor Version and the 1st Session of the 60th Legislature.

Internal section numbering was reorganized (e.g., changing subsection labels from A/B/C to A/C/D/E/F/G/H/I/J) to match the House's formatting style.

Minor text adjustments were made throughout the body, such as adding 'the' before 'Administrative Workers' Compensation Act' in several instances for grammatical consistency.

Removed draft headers, page footers, and internal markup symbols used during the legislative drafting process.

Added procedural metadata headers and a floor amendment signature block to indicate the bill has been formally amended and submitted by Senator Paxton.

Removed the designation as a 'Conference Committee Substitute' and the names of the House sponsors (Hilbert and Duel), indicating this is now a single committee version.

Deleted specific language defining disability classification standards and compensation rates for permanent partial disability.

Condensed the section on contract indemnity by removing detailed lists of covered entities and specific conditions for holding others harmless.

Eliminated the specific provision detailing how the exclusive remedy exception applies when an employer fails to secure compensation payments.

The document structure was updated to include Conference Committee Substitute headers and page numbering, while the actual statutory language and legal provisions were kept consistent with the final enrolled version.

Added new sponsors (Duel and Ford) to the bill's authorship list.

Updated the legislative summary to include amendments to Section 45 regarding disability classification and compensation, expanding the bill's stated purpose.

Adjusted section headers and numbering sequences (e.g., changing 'C. D.' to 'C.') to reflect the final enrolled format.

The document header was updated to reflect the bill's progression from a House amendment to the final Senate version.

Line breaks and indentation were adjusted throughout the text to fix formatting errors present in the previous version.

Section labels and subsection markers were standardized to remove redundant or conflicting numbering (e.g., 'C. D.' became 'C.').

Added 'general contractor that provides workers' compensation insurance coverage to a subcontractor' to the list of parties excluded from liability under the exclusive remedy provision.

Replaced the previous immunity exception regarding 'intermediate or principal employer' with a reference to 'Section 126 of Title 85A of the Oklahoma Statutes' for actions against other employers on the same job.

Added 'Duel' as a House Coauthor to the bill.