Oklahoma HB2022 amends the Oklahoma Open Records Act to modify definitions, add exemptions, and allow redaction of personal information.
Oklahoma HB2022 amends the Oklahoma Open Records Act by modifying definitions, adding exemptions, and allowing redaction of personal information. The bill specifies that certain personal information, such as home addresses and phone numbers, can be redacted before release. It also allows advance payments for record requests exceeding $75 in estimated costs. The bill defines "record" and "public body" and outlines exemptions, including personal financial information and certain government documents.
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