Oklahoma HB3502 amends adoption eligibility and child welfare definitions, prohibiting biological sex-based references from being considered abuse or.
Oklahoma HB3502 amends the Oklahoma Children's Code to redefine child abuse and neglect, explicitly stating that raising or referring to a juvenile based on their biological sex does not constitute abuse or neglect. The bill also modifies adoption eligibility criteria, ensuring no person is denied the opportunity to adopt based on their stance on gender transitions. Additionally, it updates definitions related to child care, neglect, and abuse, ensuring clarity and consistency in child welfare practices.
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