Higher education; allowing certain institutions of higher education to charge a security fee for certain activities; directing the Oklahoma Free Speech Committee to develop certain training. Effective date. Emergency.

The document structure was updated to reflect the House of Representatives floor version, including new page headers and a change in the sponsor attribution line, while the actual legal text remained identical.

The House co-sponsor was changed from 'Moore' to 'Hill' in the header, and a 'SUBJECT' line was added to the title page.

Updated the definition of 'harassment' to specify that it only applies to expression that effectively denies equal access to educational opportunities, preventing vague interpretations that could chill protected speech.

Added a strict prohibition against creating 'free speech zones' or designated areas where expressive activities are banned, ensuring students can assemble and speak throughout outdoor campus areas.

Revised the rules for security fees to explicitly forbid charging fees based on the content of the speech or anticipated reactions, limiting fees to neutral factors like time, location, and audience size.

Required institutions to publish the specific criteria they use to assess security fees on their websites to ensure transparency and prevent arbitrary charges.