Reply to Thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="hrdware" data-source="post: 2695927" data-attributes="member: 24475"><a href="http://oklegislature.gov" target="_blank">http://oklegislature.gov</a>Click the Legislation menu item and you have a multitude of ways to search for bills.&nbsp; I generally use the &quot;Search text of measures&quot; feature to search for a specific term, like &quot;handgun&quot; or &quot;firearm&quot;.&nbsp; That will return a list of bills containing that term.&nbsp; I then weed through them and find the ones that pertain to what I want.&nbsp; For example, just because a bill contains the word firearm doesn&#039;t mean I&#039;m interested in it.&nbsp; Like the bill that changes the statute of limitations on something....it contains the word firearm, but the change has noting to do with firearms so I don&#039;t put that in my list.&nbsp; Once I get my list I go back to the Legislation link, then Advanced Bill Search.&nbsp; On that page, I click the Personal Bill Tracking on the left side and enter the bills into the list so I can keep up with them.&nbsp; Once the bill has been assigned a committee, you have to keep up with the calendars (as noted in post above) to see when it will be heard in the committee meeting.&nbsp; Once it makes it to the floor, you can watch the live feed whenever the chamber is in session to see if it gets brought up that day or not.&nbsp; They don&#039;t really publish (at least that I have found) a daily floor agenda, just a list of things that could be brought up that day.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hrdware, post: 2695927, member: 24475"] [url]http://oklegislature.gov[/url] Click the Legislation menu item and you have a multitude of ways to search for bills. I generally use the "Search text of measures" feature to search for a specific term, like "handgun" or "firearm". That will return a list of bills containing that term. I then weed through them and find the ones that pertain to what I want. For example, just because a bill contains the word firearm doesn't mean I'm interested in it. Like the bill that changes the statute of limitations on something....it contains the word firearm, but the change has noting to do with firearms so I don't put that in my list. Once I get my list I go back to the Legislation link, then Advanced Bill Search. On that page, I click the Personal Bill Tracking on the left side and enter the bills into the list so I can keep up with them. Once the bill has been assigned a committee, you have to keep up with the calendars (as noted in post above) to see when it will be heard in the committee meeting. Once it makes it to the floor, you can watch the live feed whenever the chamber is in session to see if it gets brought up that day or not. They don't really publish (at least that I have found) a daily floor agenda, just a list of things that could be brought up that day. [/QUOTE]

Verification