SCR 20: Concurrent resolution; congratulating the YMCA on 175 years of service. - Oklahoma

Enrolled (final version) → Floor (House) · 3 edits

MINOR

The document was converted from a final enrolled Senate resolution to a House floor version, which involved significant reformatting and the insertion of page headers and footers. The substantive text of the resolution, including the 'Whereas' clauses and the 'Resolved' clause, remains identical in meaning, though the line breaks and paragraph structures were altered during the formatting process.

TECHNICAL

The document structure was changed from a standard enrolled format to a House floor version format, adding page numbers, headers, and footers that were not present in the original text.

Line breaks and paragraph spacing were adjusted throughout the text, altering the visual layout but not the legal meaning of the resolution.

Instructions indicating that bold face text denotes committee amendments were added to the header of the new version.

Engrossed → Enrolled (final version) · 4 edits · Apr 20, 2026

MODERATE

The bill changed from a generic congratulatory resolution to a specific final version with updated statistics and a new resolution text. The scope of the recognition was broadened to include the YMCA's national history and specific achievements like inventing basketball and creating Father's Day, while the specific Oklahoma statistics were removed. The final text now explicitly encourages the YMCA to address social isolation and loneliness, adding a new policy goal to the resolution.

Scope change

The resolution's scope expanded from a general congratulatory message to a detailed recognition of the YMCA's national legacy and specific contributions to addressing social isolation.

SCOPE

The resolution text was rewritten to include specific historical achievements (e.g., inventing basketball, Father's Day) and national statistics, replacing the previous focus on Oklahoma-specific data.

Specific statistics regarding Oklahoma YMCAs, such as staff counts and volunteer numbers within the state, were removed in favor of national data.

REQUIREMENT

A new clause was added encouraging the YMCA to continue efforts to address social isolation and loneliness by creating places that promote well-being.

TECHNICAL

The document format was finalized from 'Engrossed' to 'Enrolled,' including updated page headers and signatures for the Secretary of State.

Introduced → Engrossed · 3 edits · Apr 16, 2026

MINOR

The bill was reorganized from an introduced draft to an engrossed version, incorporating specific legislative history and signatures. The primary substantive change is the reordering of the 'WHEREAS' clauses, which shifted the focus from general YMCA history to specific Oklahoma operations before returning to national achievements. This restructuring clarifies the resolution's intent to honor both the organization's national legacy and its specific impact on Oklahoma communities.

Scope change

The scope of the resolution remains unchanged as it is a ceremonial concurrent resolution; however, the narrative flow was modified to prioritize local Oklahoma contributions over general national history.

TECHNICAL

The order of the 'WHEREAS' clauses was significantly reorganized to place Oklahoma-specific achievements (Alliance, Greater Oklahoma City, state staff counts) after the general national history, altering the narrative structure but not the policy substance.

Added formal adoption signatures and dates for the Senate and House of Representatives, along with updated page headers and footers to reflect the bill's final engrossed status.

Removed internal tracking numbers, draft headers, and unformatted page markers that were present in the introduced version.

Concurrent resolution; congratulating the YMCA on 175 years of service.

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