University Hospitals Authority; removing obsolete property descriptions; creating certain exemption; imposing certain requirements related to public Level 1 Trauma Center. Effective date.

Document formatting changed from Committee Substitute to House Floor version with updated page headers and line numbering.

Removed Committee Substitute label and added Floor Version designation.

Page footers updated from 'Req. No. 1754' to 'SB873 HFLR' with bold face amendment indicators.

Document header changed from 'Enrolled Senate' to 'Committee Substitute' indicating legislative review changes

Page numbering and formatting were reorganized with new page references inserted throughout the text

Line breaks and paragraph spacing were altered in the property description sections

Core policy content regarding hospital authority transfers, property descriptions, and liability provisions remains substantively identical

Added requirements for the operation of public Level I Trauma Centers and new compliance and certification obligations for University Hospitals.

Updated the bill title and summary to reflect the new trauma center and compliance requirements, changing the description from just 'operations' to include these specific mandates.

Added co-sponsorship information (Stinson of the House) and updated formatting including page headers and line numbering throughout the document.

Modified Section 3204 text to remove obsolete property descriptions and update statutory language, though the core transfer of authority and asset descriptions remained substantively the same.

Added a requirement that the Research Building must be leased to the University of Oklahoma for a minimum of 40 years after being transferred to the Authority.

Corrected property descriptions and legal descriptions throughout the statute, including changes to street measurements, block dimensions, and acreage calculations.

Updated page numbering and formatting from 'Engrossed Senate' to 'Enrolled Senate' to reflect the bill's final passage status.

Added a subject line identifying the bill's focus on the University Hospitals Authority for clarity.