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Business and Commerce 2ND REVISED

Room 4S.9
Subject Business and Commerce
From Date
Time 2:00pm
Location Room 4S.9

AGENDA:

  1. SB1335 By Garvin of the Senate

State government; establishing the OK to Relocate Revolving Fund; authorizing the Oklahoma Department of Commerce to establish a talent attraction program. Effective date.

  1. SB1572 By Daniels of the Senate and Sims of the House

Electricians; stating certain certifications for student apprentices. Effective date.

  1. SB1602 By McCortney of the Senate

Funeral Services Licensing Act; exempting certain services from act under certain circumstances. Effective date.

  1. SB1634 By Coleman of the Senate

Medical marijuana; requiring certain medical marijuana products to be in pre-packaged form. Effective date.

  1. SB1635 By Coleman of the Senate

Medical marijuana; requiring an affidavit for license renewal under certain circumstance. Effective date.

  1. SB1759 By Paxton of the Senate

Contractors; changing specified amount needed for required certification to install individual sewage disposal system. Effective date.

  1. SB1763 By Coleman of the Senate

Unfair service agreements; providing for conditions of unfair service agreements in this state. Effective date.

  1. SB1819 By Hall of the Senate

Banking; creating the Uniform Special Deposits Act; providing conditions for use of special deposits. Effective date.

  1. SB1866 By Coleman of the Senate

Alcoholic beverages; prohibiting the use of self-checkout machines for the purchasing of alcoholic beverages. Effective date.

  1. SB1949 By Murdock of the Senate and Newton of the House

Consumer protection; providing certain requirements for texting software providers; authorizing Attorney General to enforce provisions. Effective date.

  1. SB1959 By Alvord of the Senate and Hasenbeck of the House

Consumer protection; prohibiting commercial entities from distributing adult material without age verification. Effective date.

  1. SB2022 By Thompson (Roger) of the Senate and Dobrinski of the House (Proposed Comm. Sub., req. #3504)

Motor vehicle dealers; requiring certain records of allocation and distribution be maintained for three years; modifying disclosure requirements. Effective date.

  1. Other business

Senator Bill Coleman, Chair

Senator Kristen Thompson, Vice Chair