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Commerce & Economic Development Oversight Tuesday, March 3, 2026

WhenTuesday, March 3, 2026 · 3:00 p.m. (Central)
WhereRoom 450, State Capitol
CommitteeCommerce & Economic Development Oversight · House
Statusscheduled
Official noticewebserver1.lsb.state.ok.us/2025-26HB/CMN-CEDOS-20260303-15000000.pdf

Agenda 9 items

  1. Description: Welcome and Introductions
  2. HB 2471 Passed House committee Description: Labor; Workforce Commission; modifying number of members; detailing specific members; effective date. Authors: Hill
  3. HB 2970 In Senate committee Description: Definitions and general provisions; state fossil; Sauroposeidon proteles; descriptions; effective date. Authors: Rosecrants, Bullard, Bullard
  4. HB 3338 Passed Senate committee Description: Professions and occupations; establishing the Pool Contractor Licensing Act; Construction Industries Board to implement; terms; fees; effective date. Authors: Banning
  5. HB 3443 Vetoed by Governor Description: Transportation; authorizing the modification of certain permit fees; modifying certain fees; effective date. Authors: Wilk, Frix, Frix
  6. HB 3783 Passed House committee Description: Professions and occupations; Endorsed Plumber Apprentice License; definitions; eligibility; examination; effective date. Authors: Sneed
  7. HB 3800 Enacted Description: Professions and occupations; residential roofing licenses; definitions; powers; fees; application; repealer; effective date. Authors: Sneed
  8. HB 3818 Passed Senate committee Description: Insurance; taxable income and adjusted gross income; deduction for contributions to certain qualified accounts; tax exemption; deduction based on certain expenditures; effective date. Authors: Sneed
  9. Description: Other Business and Adjournment

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