Bullying; aiding suicide; crimes and punishments; prohibiting certain communications through an online platform; schools; modifying provisions of the School Safety and Bullying Prevention Act; effective date.

Page headers and formatting were updated from Committee Substitute to House Floor version with proper page numbering.

Bill title and sponsor information was reformatted to match House Floor version standards.

All substantive legislative text regarding bullying, electronic harassment, and suicide intervention remains identical to the Committee Substitute version.

Added new penalty provisions establishing misdemeanor charges for first-time harassment convictions and felony charges for repeat offenses.

Added explicit exemption for constitutionally protected speech and legally authorized activities from harassment prohibitions.

Updated page numbers, requirement numbers, and formatting throughout the document to reflect committee substitute changes.

The entire bill text was replaced with a committee substitute version rather than making individual line amendments.

Minor text corrections and formatting improvements throughout the bill, including fixing repeated words and improving sentence structure.

New header information identifying this as a 'Proposed Oversight Committee Substitute' with committee amendment details.

Added Section 1 to address aiding suicide by amending 21 O.S. 2021, Section 813, which was not previously covered in the introduced version.

Modified definitions of 'telecommunication' and 'electronic communication' to include broader categories such as data, writings, images, sounds, and intelligence transmitted through various systems including the Internet.

Clarified prohibitions on terrifying, intimidating, threatening, or harassing behavior and updated statutory references for consistency.

Adjusted penalty language and clarified that offenses under the bullying provisions are continuing offenses that can be committed at either origin or reception locations.

Corrected formatting and numbering errors in the original bill text, including fixing section references and reorganizing subsections for clarity.