State government; creating the Citizen's Bill of Rights. Emergency.

SB 1785, the "Citizen's Bill of Rights," prohibits Oklahoma government and businesses from forcing digital payment systems without alternatives, monitoring spending habits, or denying services based on personal characteristics like race or political views. It guarantees citizens' rights to use gold/silver as currency, opt out of medical procedures (including vaccines), choose energy sources without tracking, maintain personal gardens or rainwater collection, and avoid social credit scores. The bill specifically restricts entities from using digital identification for travel or employment restrictions, tracking carbon usage, or penalizing personal agricultural practices. It applies to all state and federal government entities, businesses, and their agents operating in Oklahoma. The law aims to prevent coercion in financial, medical, energy, and personal freedom decisions while requiring publication of AI-related reports.