The bill amends several sections of the Oklahoma Statutes related to victim protective orders, specifically focusing on emergency orders. Key provisions include the requirement for peace officers to attempt to serve the subject of an emergency temporary order and to file a petition with the district court if service is not obtained. The court clerk is also tasked with receiving and documenting the petition, including the assigned hearing date and time. Additionally, the bill modifies the notice requirements to victims and mandates that peace officers provide a copy of the order to the victim, ensuring they are informed of the order's conditions.

Furthermore, the bill repeals a previous section related to Stalking Warning Letters and clarifies the language surrounding the issuance and service of protective orders. It establishes that emergency temporary ex parte orders must be heard within fourteen days of issuance and outlines the responsibilities of peace officers in the process. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2025, and includes an emergency clause for immediate implementation upon passage and approval.