Senate Bill No. 1088 amends various sections of the Oklahoma Statutes related to the Council on Judicial Complaints. Key changes include the modification of the public policy statement to allow for the possibility of compulsory retirement as a disciplinary action, the removal of the quarterly reporting requirement to legislative leaders, and the authorization for the Council to employ an attorney. The bill also clarifies the procedures for handling complaints, including the requirement for the Council to maintain a complaint docket that is publicly accessible while ensuring confidentiality for complainants and judges involved.

Additionally, the bill mandates that the Council submit an annual report detailing the number and nature of complaints received, their dispositions, and any recommendations made, while prohibiting the inclusion of identifying information about the parties involved. The report must be published on the Council's website and submitted to various state officials by February 28 each year. The effective date for these changes is set for November 1, 2025.