OK SB2003

Multiple occupancy restrooms, changing areas, and sleeping quarters at postsecondary institutions, political subdivisions, and state-operated domestic violence shelters must be designated for exclusive use by male or female sex based on biological sex definitions in Oklahoma law

Students at postsecondary institutions and K-12 public schools cannot be required to share sleeping quarters with individuals of the opposite sex during school-authorized activities, with exceptions for family members

Individuals who encounter someone of the opposite sex in a sex-designated restroom or changing area may sue the covered entity if permission was granted or reasonable steps to prohibit access were not taken, with a two-year statute of limitations

Public schools and charter schools found noncompliant face a 5% decrease in state funding for the following fiscal year, and parents may bring legal action against noncompliant schools

Exceptions allow entry into opposite-sex facilities for custodial purposes, medical assistance, law enforcement, emergencies, and coaches meeting with fully clothed students when accompanied by additional adults