Oklahoma HB2737 modifies definitions in the Oklahoma Children's Code.
Oklahoma HB2737 amends the Oklahoma Children's Code by modifying definitions related to child abuse, neglect, and related terms. The bill updates the definitions to clarify terms such as "abandonment," "abuse," "neglect," "trafficking in persons," and "child with a disability." It also defines terms like "concurrent permanency planning," "guardian ad litem," and "residential child care facility." The changes aim to ensure consistent and clear terminology for professionals and agencies working with children in Oklahoma.
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