This bill establishes new conditions for the parole eligibility of certain sex offenders in Oklahoma, specifically those who have committed crimes involving physical touch against minors under the age of thirteen. It introduces definitions for "hormonal treatment," "mental health evaluation," and "sex offender," and outlines the requirements for parole eligibility, which include undergoing a mental health evaluation and potentially receiving hormonal treatment. The bill mandates that sex offenders must continue hormonal treatment while incarcerated to maintain their parole eligibility. If they fail to comply with these conditions or commit subsequent offenses, they will lose their parole eligibility and face imprisonment.

Additionally, the bill amends existing laws regarding parole eligibility and supervision of paroled inmates. It allows for the possibility of parole for certain sex offenders under specific conditions, while also providing immunity from civil or criminal liability for physicians and mental health professionals acting in good faith under the new provisions. The Department of Corrections is tasked with creating rules to implement these changes, and the bill is set to take effect on November 1, 2025.