Supported decision-making; Oklahoma Supported Decision-Making Act; purpose; terms; agreement; tasks; information; evidence; presumptions; civil or criminal liability; form; codification; effective date.

HB 3906, the Oklahoma Supported Decision-Making Act, creates a legal framework for adults with disabilities to make their own decisions with the help of designated supporters. The bill requires written agreements outlining specific types of decisions a supporter may assist with (like health or finances), while ensuring the adult remains the ultimate decision-maker. Supporters can help gather information, communicate decisions, and access services, but cannot override the adult's choices. The act also protects supporters from liability when acting within the agreement's scope and emphasizes using the least restrictive support possible.