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OK-SAFE, Inc.

Overview of the

1st Session of the 2009/2010Oklahoma Legislature

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June 2009


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52nd OK Legislature (2009/2010)

Senators:

22 Democrats 26 Republicans

Representatives: 40 Democrats

61 Republicans

Governor:

DemocratLets look at this


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48 OK Senators

13 are lawyers:

6 Democrat; 7 Republican

12 are formergovernmentemployees:

7 Democrat

5 RepublicanThe remaining 23 are financialplanners, real estate, ranchers,businessmen, a computersalesman, etc.


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13 Senate Committees

1. Agriculture and Rural Development2. Appropriations

- GCCA- Agency Assignments

1. Business and Labor2. Education3. Energy and Environment

4. Finance5. General Government6. Health and Human Services7. Judiciary8. Public Safety and Homeland

Security9. Retirement and Insurance10. Rules11. Tourism and Wildlife12. Transportation

13. Veterans and Military Affairs


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101 Representatives

At least 5 are:

Members ofALEC, theAmerican

LegislativeExchangeCouncil, which

provides modellegislation tostates


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25 House Committees

1. Administrative Rules and Agency Oversight2. Agriculture & Rural Development3. Appropriations & Budget4. Education

5. General Government & Transportation6. Human Services7. Natural Resources & Regulatory Services8. Public Health & Social Services9. Public Safety & Judiciary10. Revenue & Taxation11. Common Education12. Economic Development & Financial Services13. Energy & Utility Regulations14. General Government15. Government Modernization16. Higher Education & Career Tech17. Human Services

18. International Relations & Tourism19. Judiciary20. Public Health21. Public Safety22. Rules23. Transportation24. Veterans & Military Affairs25. Wildlife


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718 Lobbyists

Registered Lobbyists byPrincipals (2009):

Banking

Chambers of Commerce

Telecommunication

Education

Insurance

Medical

Pharmaceuticals

Law Enforcement


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National firms

3M Traffic Safety Systems AIG (yes, the same)

AT&T Bank of America Chase Bank Chevron

Citigroup Management Conoco Phillips Dell, Inc. Eli Lilly Corp.

Exxon Mobil Corp. General Motors GlaxoSmithKline Goldman Sachs

Hewlett Packard IBM

J.P. Morgan Securities Kimberly Clark Microsoft Monsanto

Novartis Pharmaceuticals Pfizer PhRMA (DC) Planned Parenthood

Proctor & Gamble Raytheon Sierra Club Sprint Nextel


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Other interests

175 named Oklahomasomething or other

CompSource Oklahoma

County GovernmentLegislative Committee

County Officers andDeputies Association

OK County Fraternal Orderof Police

OK Transit Association OK Turnpike Authority

Health Care Industry

Professional BasketballClub, LLC

PSO QuikTrip Corp.

Spirit Bank

Tarrant Regional Water The George Kaiser Family

Foundation

TRUST

TransCanada, Alberta, CAN

Tulsa County Home FinanceAuthority


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Secretary of Safety & Security

40 executive entities:

1. Adult Offender Supervision

2. Alcohol & Drug Abuse Policy Board3. Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement4. Amber Alert5. Attorney General6. Board of Tests for Alcohol & Drug Influence7. Corrections Board8. Crime Victims Compensation Board

9. Corrections Department10. Council on Law Enforcement Education

and Training (CLEET)11. Crime Victims Compensation Board12. District Attorneys Council13. Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Advisory

Council

14. Domestic Violence Fatality Review Board15. Drivers License Compact16. Drivers License Medical Advisory Committee17. Emergency Management Advisory Council18. Emergency Management Department19. Hazardous Materials Emergency Response

Commission20. Highway Safety Coordinating Committee

21. Highway Safety Office22. Homeland Security Director, Office of

(OKDHS)

24. Governors Executive Panel on Security andPreparedness25. Governors Committee on Homeland

Security Funding26. Appellate Indigent Defense System Board27. Chief Medical Examiner28. Board of Medicolegal Investigations

29. State Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous DrugsControl30. State Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs

Control Commission31. National Crime Prevention and Privacy Compact

Council32. Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation

(OSBI)33. OSBI Commission34. Pardon and Parole Board35. Polygraph Examiners Board36. Public Safety Department (DPS)37. Sentencing Commission38. Sick Leave Review Board

39. State Fire Marshall Office40. Statewide Nine-One-One Advisory Board


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Question

Who are the constituents?


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Legislation

1st Session:

OK House Introduced1,431 Bills

OK Senate Introduced1,401 Bills

Total -

2,832 Introduced BillsGentlemen, start your engines!


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I have a bill!

Thats a beak,not a bill!


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Legislation

Of the 2,832 New Bills:

264 passed in the 1st

session and becamelaw 9.3% of total

166 Senate bills 62.87% of total

98 House bills

37.12% of total48 Senators avg. 3.45

101 Representatives avg. 1.03


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Good Bills that Passed

HJR 1003 -Sovereignty; claiming

sovereignty under the10th Amendment to theU.S. Constitution

(Key/Brogdon) Gov. vetoed 4/24/09

Came back as:

HCR 1028

Passed both Chambers

Filed with Sec. 5/14/09


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Good Bills that Passed

SJR11 (HJR1004)Rescinding the calls for

a ConstitutionalConvention (Con/Con);(Brogdon/Wright)

Signed by Gov. 5/12/09

HB 1330 The 10

Commandments Bill(Ritze/Brogdon)


HB 1025 Prohibitingemployers & public

officials from inquiringabout firearms(Duncan/Sykes)


HB 1595 Prohibiting

abortions based on sexof child (Sullivan/Lamb)



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Bad Bills that Passed (& dormant)

Passed DNA Bills:

SB 611 DNA Reporting (R)

SB 1102 DNA collected for

misdemeanors (R)

Dormant DNA bills:

HB 1430 DNA upon arrest (D)

HB 1505 DNA upon arrest (R) HB 2081 DNA upon arrest (R)

SB 1074 DNA collection (R)


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DNA Collection expansion

Source: Dept. of Defense Biometrics Task Force, Sept. 2008 ppt


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Bad Bills

SB 483, allowing for thedirect electronic

access bill to thecomputerized photo inthe DPS database(Jolley/Terrill) (R)

Downstream only NOT

Debate made no

mention of existingMOUs aboutinformation sharing

OLETS/NLETS

BATF&E

CARFAX

NationalGuard

OSBI

U.S.MarshallsDist. Task

Force

77Counties300 Cities/

Towns

CJIS

GermanyFBI

DPS


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Bill Growing Government

HB 1170 Creates a newcabinet position, the

Chief InformationOfficer (CIO).

Expands Executive

Branch; appointed bythe Governor

Salary:

$130,000 - $160,000

All information systemsrouted thru this office

Authors: Coffee/Derby


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Good Bills that didnt get heard

SB 587 Eminent Domain, restricting power (Brogdon)

SB 758 Toll roads; removing authority for certainentities to construct toll roads (Sykes)

HB 1363 Prohibiting certain ID documents (Cooksey)

HB 1396 Prohibiting disclosure of SSN (Ritze) HB 2145 Creating the OK Personal Information

Protection Act (Ritze)

HB 2146 OK Identity Protection Act (Ritze) SB 289 Religious Freedom and Privacy Protection

Act (Brogdon) sent to Appropriations/Public Safety


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18 Bills were Vetoed

HJR 1003 10th Amendment

HB 1326 Embryonic stemcell protection

HB 1601 Attorneys fees

SB 4 Proof of identity to

vote SB 834 Schools, local

control

SB 1111 SchoolAccountability Act

SB 1123 Limiting liabilityGovernor Henrys Veto pen


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Action

Call/email your elected officials:

Invite your Legislator forcoffee

No more DNA bills

Protest the direct electronicaccess to the DPS database

Request the ReligiousFreedom and Privacy Act beheard and passed this nextsession


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OK Legislature

House of Representatives:

1-800-522-8502 Senate:

1-800-865-6490

To find your Legislator:

http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/

To track bills:Go to above site, click Status of Measures


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