The bill amends the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act to allow members of a public body to participate in meetings from their private residences under specific conditions. Members can join via videoconference or teleconference without disclosing their home address, as long as they indicate their location as a "private residence" on the meeting notice and agenda, use technology that allows public access to their participation, and do not limit public access to the meeting. However, if a meeting is held primarily at a member's private residence, full disclosure of the location is required.

Additionally, the bill defines "private residence" and emphasizes that public bodies must comply with all other transparency and accessibility requirements of the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act. The legislative intent is to balance open governance with the privacy and security of individuals participating from their homes. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2025.