OK SB1560

Prohibits businesses from refusing services, products, venue admission, or transportation based on whether a person has received any medical intervention (defined as procedures, treatments, drugs, injections, or medications)

Bans employers from requiring medical interventions as a condition of employment, with exceptions for federal law requirements, foreign travel mandates, and entities receiving Medicare/Medicaid funding; employers must provide 14 days written notice when foreign travel requires medical interventions

Prohibits schools (public, private, parochial, K-12, and higher education) from mandating medical interventions for attendance, campus entry, or employment

Bars state and local governments from requiring medical interventions for government benefits, services, licenses, public building entry, public transportation, or employment (except Medicare/Medicaid funded entities)

Enforcement authority granted to the Attorney General and county district attorneys, who may seek injunctive relief and recover costs and attorney fees; declares an emergency for immediate effect upon passage