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An Act to amend the Osage Nation Gaming Reform Act of 2007, 14 ONC § 12-105 to allow the Gaming Enterprise Board to hire legal counsel; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to authorize and appropriate one million dollars ($1,000,000) to the Executive Branch of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for the expansion of the Chapel in the Hominy Indian Village; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to establish a government tort claims process for the Osage Nation for the benefit of the public; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to establish a revolving fund in the Treasury for storm shelter assistance; to authorize expenditures out of the fund; and to establish an alternate effective date. (Potts)

An Act to authorize and appropriate the amount of five hundred thousand dollars ($250,000) to the Storm Shelter Assistance Fund; and to establish an alternate effective date. (Potts)

An Act to amend 11 ONC § 4-102 of the Osage Nation High Education Scholarship fund to include an annual Career-Tech Assistance Grant for students attending technical schools; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to amend the Osage Nation Higher Education Scholarship Fund Act, 11 ONC § 3-103, to create and define a new career-tech assistance grant category; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to authorize and appropriate one million dollars ($1,000,000) to the Executive Branch of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for the expansion of the Chapel in the Grayhorse Indian Village; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to authorize and appropriate the amount of two million eight hundred eleven thousand four hundred seventy three dollars ($2,811,473) to the Pawhuska WELA of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for the continuation and completion of a new facility project; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to authorize and appropriate one million dollars ($1,000,000) to the Permanent Fund; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to provide an appropriation to Tribal Works for fiscal year 2023 in the amount of one million nine hundred three thousand three hundred ninety three dollars ($2,903,393); and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to authorize the IDC Departments to expend monies appropriated the FY2023 appropriations bills; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to authorize and appropriate the additional amount of two million nine hundred seventy nine thousand seven hundred thirty six dollars ($2,979,736) of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to the Executive Branch for an adult male and female Primary Residential Treatment (PRT) facility, an adolescent male and female PRT, a transitional living facility, and a counseling center with

An Act to place limitations on the campaign donations to candidates running for an elected office of the Osage Nation.

An Act to establish a revolving fund in the Treasury for medical disability assistance; to authorize expenditures out of the fund; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to authorize and appropriate the amount of two hundred fifty thousand dollars ($250,000) to the Disability Assistance Fund; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to amend the Osage Nation Health Benefit Act at 16 ONC § 3-105 and 3-106 to allow benefits to accrue on a limited basis; to remove the enrollment period; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to authorize and appropriate five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000) to Financial Assistance Services for school clothing, supplies and technology assistance; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to authorize and appropriate one million dollars ($1,000,000) to Financial Assistance Services for home energy cooling cost assistance for elder and disabled Members of the Osage Nation; and to establish an alternate effective date.

An Act to amend the Osage Nation Election Code to require all voters to receive an absentee ballot; to require absentee ballots are tracked and to limit the amendment of the election code within ninety (90) days of an election.