This bill mandates that all state agencies in Oklahoma conduct a comprehensive review of their existing permanent rules. Agencies are required to count their total number of rules and establish a baseline by calculating seventy-five percent of that total. They must identify rules that are obsolete, duplicative, ineffective, unnecessary, or unduly burdensome. Within two years of the bill's effective date, agencies must revoke, consolidate, or amend at least twenty-five percent of their total existing permanent rules to meet the established baseline. An exception is provided for rules promulgated under specific statutory authority, which may be excluded from the total count.

Additionally, the bill requires agencies to submit an annual compliance report to key legislative leaders, detailing their total and baseline rule counts, rules recommended for repeal or consolidation, and justifications for retaining major rules. If an agency fails to comply with these requirements, it will be prohibited from promulgating any permanent rules until further notice from the Legislature. The bill clarifies that it does not expand agency authority or limit legislative authority and is set to take effect on November 1, 2026.