HB 1168 (2026)
HB 1168 classifies the possession of abortion inducing drugs as trafficking an illegal substance.
HB 1168 classifies the possession of abortion inducing drugs as trafficking an illegal substance.
Extends Oklahoma’s harm reduction program one more year, to 2027.
State agencies can’t fund, refer, or contract for transition procedures for minors
Amends Parents’ Bill of Rights: adds opt-in sex ed, pronoun notice, recording consent.
Creates school menstrual-products fund; provides free menstrual in girls’ and single-stall restrooms in all public schools and public charter schools.
Diverts pregnant/postpartum substance-use cases toward treatment; shields from prosecution if enrolled.
SB 1654 mandates insurance reimbursement for mobile integrated healthcare and formalizes statewide MIH.
Expands Medicaid maternity care: presumptive eligibility, depression screening, BP cuffs, remote ultrasounds.
Parents may defer newborn hepatitis B birth dose; bans discharge requirements
SB 1657 bans abortion-inducing drugs with limited exceptions; enforcement through private lawsuits.
