Oklahoma HB2164 modifies penalties for public corruption and state revenue crimes, and establishes new rules for conflicts of interest and bid.
Oklahoma HB2164 amends laws related to public corruption and state revenue crimes, introducing stricter penalties for certain offenses. The bill also establishes new rules to prevent conflicts of interest among state officers and employees, requiring them to disclose potential conflicts and recuse themselves from related decisions. Additionally, it prohibits the disclosure of bid information before the official bid opening and mandates that bidders disclose certain relationships with state officers or employees.
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