HB 3130 would bar Oklahoma agencies and public institutions from using state money for “gender transition procedures,” from referring/encouraging them, or from contracting with entities that perform or promote them—and it says a state employee who violates this can be immediately fired and lose public-employment benefits.

It also says a parent refusing consent for a child’s gender transition (including “social transition”) can’t be treated as abuse/neglect or used to take custody, and it creates potential civil liability/injunctions if government actors violate that.
On the medical side, it spells out what counts as “gender transition procedures” for minors and makes it unprofessional conduct—and a felony—for a provider to perform, attempt, or refer a minor for those procedures, plus it bans “aiding or abetting” even if it involves out-of-state care.

It also creates a private right of action with damages/attorney fees and declares an emergency, so it would take effect immediately once passed and approved.