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

SB 611, Oklahoma's "Citizen's Bill of Rights," prohibits government and businesses from forcing digital payment systems without alternatives, tracking personal purchases, implementing social credit scores, restricting medical choices (including vaccine refusal), or controlling energy use preferences. It guarantees citizens' right to use gold/silver as currency without coercion, protects personal gardens and rainwater collection, and bans digital ID requirements for transactions or travel. The bill directly affects all Oklahomans interacting with state services, financial institutions, healthcare, and utilities by restricting how entities can monitor or limit personal choices. Key mechanisms include banning penalties for refusing medical procedures, preventing carbon tracking, and ensuring digital funds cannot be restricted based on political views.