This bill amends various sections of Oklahoma state law to improve the efficiency and transparency of reporting processes across multiple state departments and programs. It establishes a centralized filing system for electronic submissions of reports to the Governor and legislative leaders, which is intended to streamline communication and enhance the management of state resources. Key provisions include directing departments such as the State Department of Agriculture and the Oklahoma State University Veterinary Medicine Authority to utilize this system for their reporting obligations, as well as the repeal of outdated reporting requirements related to entities like the Sheriffs Personnel Task Force. The bill also clarifies the responsibilities of various state entities and mandates electronic submission of annual reports, thereby modernizing the way information is shared and reducing redundancy.

Additionally, the bill introduces new support programs, such as a relative support program for grandparents and other relatives caring for at-risk children, and enhances oversight for the Oklahoma Lottery Commission and the Department of Human Services (DHS). It requires the DHS to electronically submit annual reports detailing administrative activities and establishes a framework for tracking juvenile offenders. The legislation also includes provisions for the management of the State Judicial Retirement Fund, mandating electronic reporting of actuarial and financial data. Overall, the bill aims to enhance the operational capabilities of state agencies, improve data management, and ensure compliance with current practices, ultimately leading to more effective governance and service delivery.

Statutes affected:
Introduced: 3A-733, 10-601.5, 10-601.6, 10-601.6a, 10-601.6b, 10-1150.2, 17-802.3, 10-630.2, 10-59., 19-547.2, 19-61., 19-2021, 19-127, 19-62., 19-1103H, 19-63., 19-333, 19-2023