Oklahoma HB3832 establishes the Entertainer Safety and Verification Act, requiring exotic entertainers to be licensed and prohibiting performances by.
Oklahoma HB3832, known as the Entertainer Safety and Verification Act, mandates that exotic entertainers obtain a license to perform in sexually oriented businesses. The act defines exotic entertainers as those who perform in a state of nudity, semi-nudity, or engage in sexually suggestive conduct. It prohibits business owners from allowing performances by unlicensed individuals. The Alcohol Beverage Laws Enforcement (ABLE) Commission is tasked with administering the licensing provisions.
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