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HJR 1032

Repealing rules; Service Oklahoma; distribution.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Micheal Bergstrom and 1 co-sponsor

HJR 1032 repeals specific Administrative Rules governing Service Oklahoma and related distribution, removing rules rather than altering statutes.

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Bill Summary · HJR 1032

Summary — HJR 1032

Title: Repealing rules; Service Oklahoma; distribution
Bill type: Joint Resolution
Introduced: April 30, 2025
Current status: Passed House; sent to Senate (First Reading in Senate 2025-05-21)
House vote (Third Reading): Passed 70 ayes, 16 nays (May 21, 2025)
Principal authors: Rep. Kevin West (author); Sen. Bergstrom (principal Senate author); Coauthored in House by Rep. CrosswhiteHader
Committee action: Referred to Administrative Rules Committee (Second Reading); Do Pass recommendation by Administrative Rules Committee (May 5, 2025)
Engrossment: Engrossed and signed by House (May 21, 2025)

Purpose and intent

The short title indicates the resolution seeks to repeal specified administrative rules relating to "Service Oklahoma" and matters of "distribution." As a joint resolution, its purpose is to remove or amend existing administrative rules promulgated under state law rather than to create new statutory law. The exact rules targeted are not included in the provided document; therefore the summary below focuses on likely scope and procedural impact based on the title and legislative actions.

Key provisions (based on available information)

  • Directs repeal of one or more administrative rules concerning Service Oklahoma — the state entity that centralizes government customer service, online licensing, fee collection, and related distribution functions.
  • Likely scope could include procedural or fee-distribution rules, rules governing how revenue or documents are distributed among agencies, or technical/operational rules for Service Oklahoma’s systems.
  • Because this is a joint resolution, it would effect agency rule changes or removals rather than amending statutory code.

Note: The bill text itself was not provided. The specific rules to be repealed, any transitional or savings clauses, and whether the repeal affects fees, contract terms, data distribution, or interagency agreements are not available from the metadata.

Who would be affected

  • Service Oklahoma (the state’s centralized service and licensing office) and any state agencies that rely on Service Oklahoma for licensing, fee collection, or distribution of revenues or materials.
  • Businesses and members of the public who use Service Oklahoma services if the repeal changes fee distribution, licensing procedures, or service delivery.
  • State financial/accounts management if the repeal alters distribution of funds collected via Service Oklahoma.

Procedural and timeline notes

  • Introduced in the House on April 30, 2025. Referred to Administrative Rules Committee on May 1; committee issued a Do Pass recommendation on May 5.
  • Passed the House on Third Reading May 21, 2025 (70–16). Engrossed and transmitted to the Senate the same day; received First Reading in the Senate May 21, 2025.
  • Next steps: Senate committee referrals, committee hearings, and floor votes in the Senate. If passed by both chambers (and if required, signed according to state procedure for joint resolutions), the referenced administrative rule repeals would be implemented according to language in the resolution and applicable administrative law processes.

Recommended follow-up

  • Review the full text of HJR 1032 to see the exact rule citations, effective dates, and any transitional provisions.
  • Monitor Senate committee assignments and floor calendar for hearings and votes.
  • Consult Service Oklahoma communications or impacted agencies for operational or fiscal analyses once the text is available.

If you would like, I can search for and summarize the full text of HJR 1032 (rule citations and repeal language) or track its status in the Senate.

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

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