The bill amends Section 2-1001 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes, which pertains to the Opioid Overdose Fatality Review Board. The key change is the extension of the Board's existence from July 1, 2025, to July 1, 2026, effectively re-creating the Board in accordance with the Oklahoma Sunset Law. The Board is tasked with coordinating efforts to address opioid overdose deaths, conducting case reviews, collecting and analyzing data, and improving policies and practices to prevent such fatalities. It also has the authority to enter into agreements with other entities for joint reviews and to maintain confidentiality regarding sensitive information.

Additionally, the bill outlines the Board's responsibilities, including establishing criteria for case reviews, maintaining statistical information, and reporting findings to state leaders. The discussions of individual cases will be held in executive session, while other business will follow the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act. The Board is required to submit an annual report detailing the incidence and causes of opioid overdose deaths, along with recommendations for improvements in the medical and law enforcement systems, ensuring transparency and accountability in its operations.