State government; creating the Oklahoma Commission on Race and Equality; establishing powers and duties. Effective date.

SB 94 creates the Oklahoma Commission on Race and Equality to address racial discrimination and bias in state government and society. The Commission will be appointed with 13 members (3 by the Governor, 3 by the Senate President, 3 by the House Speaker, and 4 by the Oklahoma Legislative Black Caucus) serving three-year terms with limits on consecutive service. Its key duties include advising on equality issues, monitoring legislation for discriminatory effects, conducting research, and submitting annual reports to state leadership. The bill also establishes a revolving fund for the Commission, funded by donations, to support its operations and outreach activities.