Oklahoman A new law gives the Oklahoma Legislature some say in how state agencies, boards and commissions spend federal stimulus funds. The law that had bipartisan support among legislative leaders prohibits state entities and offices within the executive branch from spending federal stimulus funds on long-term or recurring costs without legislative approval. Gov. Kevin Stitt allowed HB 2932 to become law Monday without his signature, the first piece of legislation he declined to act on this year. The governor's office did not respond Tuesday to a request for comment. Senate Pro Tem Greg Treat, R-Oklahoma City, who co-authored the legislation from House Speaker Charles McCall, R-Atoka, previously said he believes the Stitt administration will be welcoming to legislative input in the future.