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Monday, April 23
• The Senate met Monday and approved the following bills:
-SB 357 by Sen. Kenneth Corn, would increase the teacher employer contribution rates as well as university and regional institution employer contribution rates, for the Oklahoma Teacher Retirement System.
-SB 470 by Sen. Jim Wilson, would add to the list of items that the Department of Tourism and Recreation may keep confidential.
• The Senate met Monday and approved the following bills:
-HB 2103 by Sen. Mike Johnson, would direct the State Regents for Higher Education, when determining the guaranteed tuition rates, to consider the anticipated revenue needs during the four-year period of the guarantee.
• The Senate met Monday and approved the following bills:
-HB 1804 by Sen. James A. Williamson, would establish numerous provisions and penalties relating to illegal immigration in Oklahoma.
• The Senate met briefly Monday and approved the following bills:
-HB 1021 by Sen. Brian Crain, would prohibit human trafficking and provide penalties.
-HB 1527 by Sen. Earl Garrison, would direct the Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry to operate an Oklahoma Agritourism program to stimulate economic growth in rural communities.
• The Senate met briefly Monday and approved one resolution.
-SR 24 by Sen. John Sparks, recognized the many accomplishments of Rev. Dick Virtue.
• Senate committees passed a number of measures on Monday, including the following:
-HB 1708 by Sen. Randy Bass, would direct the Secretary of State to serve as Chief International Protocol Officer.
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