Week In Review

Monday, April 28

• The Senate met Monday and approved the following legislation:

-SB 539 by Sen. Randy Bass, provides that the spouse of a package store license holder or partner is not deemed to be a partner or have a beneficial interest in a package store unless his or her name appears on the license.

-SB 1392 by Sen. Johnnie Crutchfield, exempts the Trucking One-Stop Shop Fund from being subject to legislative appropriation.

Monday, April 21

• The Senate met Monday and approved the following legislation:

-HJR 1080 by Rep. Gary Banz, calls for a vote of the people to determine whether a constitutional convention should be held.

Monday, April 14

• The Senate met Monday and approved the following legislation:

-HB 1959 by Rep. Ron Peterson, authorizes CompSource Oklahoma to contract with companies to insure employers operating in Oklahoma and their employees who may work outside the state.

-HB 1622 by Rep. David Derby, expands the crime of unlawful use of a credit or debit card to include purchases on the internet.

Monday, April 7

• The Senate met Monday and approved the following legislation:

-HB 2533 by Rep. Mark McCullough, expands the Oklahoma State Council for Interstate Adult Offender Supervision to include the executive director of the District Attorneys Council, the executive director of the Oklahoma Indigent Defense System and the Administrative Director of the Court.

-HB 2958 by Rep. Sue Tibbs, prohibits age from being a reason for denying an individual who meets the minimum required age for the placement of a child.