Open Meetings Act; modifying requirements for public comment at meetings of a public body. Effective date.

SB 1206 updates Oklahoma's Open Meetings Act to require all public bodies (like city councils, school boards, and county commissions) to provide 24-hour public notice for meetings. It mandates that notices include date, time, place, and agenda, distributed via email systems (which must be free and available for sign-up), physical posting at offices, or public websites. The bill clarifies that "new business" discussed at meetings must not have been reasonably foreseeable before the notice period. This applies to all state, county, municipal, and regional public bodies, effective upon passage.