State government; creating the Oklahoma Foreign Agents Registration Act; prescribing requirements to register as a foreign agent; providing for enforcement. Effective date.

SB 660 creates Oklahoma's Foreign Agents Registration Act, requiring individuals or groups acting on behalf of foreign governments or entities (like foreign political parties) to register with the state if they engage in political activities within Oklahoma. It mandates registration, labeling of materials, and record-keeping for agents influencing state policies or public opinion on behalf of foreign principals. The law exempts U.S.-owned media outlets (80% U.S. owned, with U.S. officers) conducting bona fide journalism. Enforcement falls to the Attorney General, with penalties for noncompliance, aiming to increase transparency about foreign influence in Oklahoma politics.