House Bill No. 1030 aims to re-create the State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering in Oklahoma, extending its existence until July 1, 2028, in accordance with the Oklahoma Sunset Law. The bill amends Section 199.2 of Title 59 of the Oklahoma Statutes, which outlines the composition and appointment process for the Board members. The Board will consist of eleven members appointed by the Governor, with specific qualifications required for each member, including practical experience in cosmetology or barbering. The bill also stipulates that no two members can be graduates of the same cosmetology school or organizers of any beauty or barbering associations.

In addition to extending the Board's termination date, the bill includes provisions for the appointment process, terms of office, and the responsibilities of the Board. It specifies that members must continue to be actively engaged in their respective professions while serving and outlines the procedures for filling vacancies and organizing the Board. The bill also mandates that the Board report its financial activities and work to the Governor annually and allows for the expenditure of funds for office space and other necessary business operations.