World Health Organization; prohibiting enforcement of policies required or recommended by the World Health Organization. Effective date. Emergency.

This Oklahoma law prohibits state and local governments from enforcing or cooperating with rules issued by the World Health Organization, the United Nations, or the World Economic Forum. The bill explicitly states that mandates from these international bodies, such as those regarding masks, vaccines, or medical testing, have no legal authority in the state and cannot be used to collect information about residents. It also declares that these organizations hold no jurisdiction within Oklahoma, ensuring that any such requirements are invalid under state law. The legislation took effect immediately upon signing, bypassing the usual waiting period due to an emergency declaration.