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SB 2033

Contracts; creating the Predatory Solicitation Prevention Act; defining terms; prohibiting practices; providing for fines and fees; directing deposit of funds. Effective date.

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Regina Goodwin

Oklahoma bill prohibits predatory solicitation practices in contracts, establishes enforcement fines, and directs penalty revenues to designated accounts.

Second Reading referred to Judiciary Committee then to Appropriations Committee
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Bill Summary · SB 2033

Legislative bill overview

SB 2033, the Predatory Solicitation Prevention Act, establishes prohibitions against predatory solicitation practices in Oklahoma and creates a regulatory framework with associated fines and fees. The bill defines specific terms related to predatory solicitation and directs revenues from enforcement actions to designated funds. The legislation appears aimed at protecting consumers or businesses from deceptive or exploitative contractual practices.

Why is this important

Predatory solicitation can cause significant financial and legal harm to vulnerable populations, including elderly individuals, small business owners, and low-income households. Creating clear legal prohibitions and enforcement mechanisms provides recourse for victims and establishes predictable business standards. The revenue-generation component suggests the state intends to fund enforcement or victim assistance programs through penalties collected.

Potential points of contention

  • Defining "predatory solicitation": The bill's effectiveness depends on precise definitions; overly broad language could restrict legitimate business practices, while narrow definitions may fail to capture actual predatory behavior
  • Enforcement mechanisms and burden: Questions remain about which agency enforces the law, how complaints are processed, and whether adequate resources exist for meaningful implementation
  • Fines and fee structure: Stakeholders may dispute whether penalties are proportionate, whether they adequately deter conduct, and how collected revenues are allocated and used

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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