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An Act to amend the Gaming Reform Act of 2007, ONCA 07-30; to change the definition of "qualified professional"; and to establish and alternate effective date.

An Act to amend ONCA 11-43, the Osage Nation Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act; to authorize an amendment to the Osage Nation Sex Offender Registration and Notification Policies and Procedures; and to establish an alternate effective date. (Red Corn)

An Act to amend ONCA 11-87 to remove the requirement that the Crisis Assistance appropriation revert back to the general fund April 15, 2012; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to amend the Gaming Reform Act of 2007, ONCA 07-30; to remove the authority of the Gaming Enterprise Board to make donations; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to amend the Gaming Reform Act of 2007, ONCA 07-30; to put language back into Section 5(A); and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to amend the Osage Nation Health Benefit Act, ONCA 08-46, to require the health benefit plan funds be invested; to authorize and appropriate twenty million dollars ($20,000,000) to the health benefit plan fund; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to provide an appropriation in the amount of one hundred eighty nine thousand dollars ($189,000) to the Information Technologies Department; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act To provide an appropriation in the amount of forty five thousand dollars ($45,000) for a donation to the Boulanger/Hickory Hill Rural Water District; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to provide an appropriation to the Properties Department for Hulah Lake Park for fiscal year 2012; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to amend ONCA 11-87 to provide supplemental appropriations to the Language Department, Education Department, Headstart, Properties - Capital Improvements, IDC Accounting, Law Enforcement, Senior Services Title VI-A, Human Resources Department; to provide a supplemental appropriation and divide the Properties appropriation between the Osage Nation Tribal Works Department and the Tribal

An Act to amend ONCA 11-39 to provide supplemental appropriations to Breast Feeding - Peer Counseling, Communities of Excellence NATEN, Communities of Excellence Tobacco Prevention, Senior Service Title IV-A and Senior Service Title VI-C for fiscal year 2012; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to amend ONCA 11-95 to provide supplemental appropriations for merit to Headstart, Environment and Natural Resources, Housing, IDC Accounting and temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) for fiscal year 2012; and to establish an alternate effective date. (Red Eagle)

An Act to provide an appropriation to the Treasury Department for the Development Fund in the amount of fifty four thousand four hundred dollars ($54,400) for fiscal year 2012; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to amend ONCA 11-91 to provide a supplemental appropriation to the Gaming Commission; to provide an appropriation modification to the Election Board; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to amend ONCA 11-37 to provide supplemental appropriations to Constituent Services for fiscal year 2012; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act To amend ONCA 08-07, to require political advertising in the Osage News to be paid in advance; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to limit the annual appropriations of the Osage Nation to the funds on deposit in the Treasury at a specific date; and to provide an alternate effective date.

An Act to amend ONCA 07-04; to terminate the Anti-Meth Task Force; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to repeal and replace ONCA 07-20, the Osage Nation Child Support Enforcement Act, except for sections 1-104 and 1-105 of the Act, which established the Child Support Services Department; and to set the child support guidelines.

An Act to protect victims of domestic abuse through protective orders, to provide penalties for violation of protective orders; to require the courts to provide a form to petition the court for protective orders; to require notice of victim's rights by law enforcement; and to establish an alternate effective date.