Committees, councils, and task forces; Oklahoma Youth Advisory Council Act; Oklahoma Youth Advisory Council; purpose; membership; qualifications; appointments; application process; diversity; term length; duties; annual reports; information; codification; effective date.

HB 1909 creates the Oklahoma Youth Advisory Council, a 53-member body for youth aged 14-19 enrolled in Oklahoma high school (including online, charter, or GED programs). The council includes 48 members appointed by state senators (one per district) and 5 tribal representatives to ensure diversity, with members serving one-year terms. Its key duties include advising legislators on youth issues like education and health, holding at least four annual meetings (two during legislative sessions), and submitting annual reports to a designated Review Committee. The bill establishes a formal process for membership applications, leadership roles, and public meeting transparency.