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OK HB4319
Bill
Status
3/12/2026
Primary Sponsor
Gerrid Kendrix
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AI Summary
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Agencies may only promulgate rules when specifically and explicitly granted rulemaking authority by state law; general language such as "as necessary and proper" or "to effectuate the purposes" of a statute does not constitute valid authority
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All rulemaking notices must cite the specific sections of state law providing explicit authority, and failure to provide such citation renders the rule invalid
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The Legislature must review proposed rules to determine whether agencies have cited specific authority and whether rules exceed the delegated scope; rules lacking explicit authority shall be disapproved and declared invalid
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Each agency must prepare an inventory of all existing rules within 3 years and cite the specific statutory authority for each rule
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Any existing rule not supported by specific and explicit state law citation shall be automatically repealed on January 1, 2030, unless the Legislature reauthorizes it by joint resolution; effective date is November 1, 2026
Legislative Description
Administrative Procedures Act; agency rules; requiring specific and explicit state law authorization; Attorney General review; legislative review; agency review; compliance; effective date.
Last Action
First Reading
3/12/2026