Oklahoma HB2289 establishes the Oklahoma Federal Officials Security Act of 2025, protecting personal information of federal officials and their.
Oklahoma HB2289 creates the Oklahoma Federal Officials Security Act of 2025, which aims to protect the personal information of federal officials and their immediate family from public disclosure. The act defines "covered information" as home addresses, phone numbers, and other personal details. State agencies are prohibited from publicly posting or displaying this information. Federal officials can request the removal of such information from websites and state agencies.
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