We are very pleased to announce Governor Stitt has signed Senate Bill 377 into law. The signed legislation will become effective November 1, 2025. You can read our letter of support sent to Governor Stitt below. This legislation is a significant update to the protections dealers have in the state of Oklahoma to ensure equipment […]
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Earlier today, SB 377 passed out of the House Commerce and Economic Development Oversight Committee with a unanimous vote in favor of the bill. This follows another unanimous vote in the House Business Committee last week. The bill now heads to the House Floor for a final vote before being sent to the Governor for
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Today, SB 377 was heard by the Senate Business and Insurance Committee. The bill sponsor, Senator Avery Frix (R), presented a committee substitute that reflects negotiated changes agreed to by the association and manufacturers. The bill was subsequently passed unanimously by all 10 members of the committee. The bill now heads to the Senate floor for a
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Yesterday, SB 194 was heard in the Senate Tax, Business, and Transportation Committee. The bill was introduced by one of its sponsors, Senator Joshua Sanchez (R). Expert testimony was provided by NAEDA in support of the legislation and no registered opposition testified on the bill. After the quick testimony, the committee voted unanimously to approve a do-pass
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Today, the Oklahoma legislature is hosting their organizational day. Bills for the upcoming session are already being introduced. One of those early bills filed is SB 377 relating to the Oklahoma Fair Practices for Manufacturers, Distributors, Wholesalers, and Dealers Act. SB 377 is sponsored by Senator Avery Frix (R) who worked with the association on
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