Oklahoma House priorities

 
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House priorities

Republican and Democratic leaders in the House of Representatives released their priorities last week. Republicans have a 72-29 majority in the House.

photo - Bright yellow barriers prevent pedestrians from encroaching into the south plaza area where debris occasionally falls from crumbling sections of the  state Capitol on Thursday, Jan. 31,  2013.    Photo by Jim Beckel, The Oklahoman
Bright yellow barriers prevent pedestrians from encroaching into the south plaza area where debris occasionally falls from crumbling sections of the state Capitol on Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013. Photo by Jim Beckel, The Oklahoman

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Republicans' agenda

• Enact workers' compensation, pension and unemployment changes to ensure a pro-business environment.

• Reduce the tax burden on Oklahoma families, individuals and businesses to promote greater economic prosperity and quality of life.

• Reduce burdensome state regulations and resist federal and state intrusions on Oklahomans.

• Encourage workforce development through promoting coordination among common education, CareerTech and higher education institutions.

• Restore local control of education by fighting “one-size-fits-all” federal regulations and mandates which constrain learning in the classroom.

• Sufficiently fund mandated reforms to Oklahoma schools through targeted increases in funding.

• Increase accountability among schools, teachers and administrators to ensure the best use of taxpayer dollars.

• Protect current investments in the Transportation Department's eight-year plan for improving Oklahoma roads and bridges.

• Develop and implement a long-term infrastructure plan to repair and maintain state assets.

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