Law enforcement; Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training; qualifications for the Executive Director. Emergency.

The document header was updated to indicate this is the 'Floor (House)' version of the bill, replacing the previous 'Committee Substitute' header.

Added new powers for the Council to promulgate rules regarding minimum courses of study, testing standards, and minimum qualifications for instructors.

Removed all provisions regarding the Spring Creek Watershed Study, including the creation of advisory groups, technical teams, and the requirement to publish a water quality report by June 2026.

Added the creation of a new governmental agency called the Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training, which is declared to be a law enforcement agency with specific powers.

Added requirements for the Council to appoint a larger advisory council to discuss research needs, minimum standards, and educational requirements for upgrading law enforcement to professional status.

Added a new definition for the Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training, replacing the previous definition for the Spring Creek Watershed Study Act.

Removed provisions for creating a revolving fund for the watershed study and replaced them with authorization for the Council to promulgate rules regarding certification, revocation, and suspension of law enforcement credentials.

Removed all provisions related to creating a Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training, including rules for law enforcement certification and training.

Changed the bill title from relating to law enforcement to the 'Spring Creek Watershed Study Act'.

Added a requirement for the Oklahoma Conservation Commission to conduct a comprehensive water quality study of the Spring Creek Watershed.

Established a new 'technical advisory group' composed of state and federal agency representatives to support the study efforts.

Created a new 'Spring Creek Watershed Water Quality Advisory Group' with specific membership requirements, including local conservation districts, landowners, and municipal representatives.

Set a deadline of June 1, 2026, for the Commission to publish an electronic report of the study findings.

Created a new revolving fund in the State Treasury to receive appropriations and grants for the study and conservation implementation.

Removed the creation of the Spring Creek Watershed Study Act and the associated water quality advisory groups.

Added the creation of the Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training as a governmental agency.

Added specific membership requirements for the new council, including representatives from tribal law enforcement, various police associations, and legislative leaders.

Changed the compensation structure for council members from no compensation to reimbursement of actual and necessary expenses.