Oklahoma HB3908 sets grant qualifications for pregnancy centers, mandates financial transparency, and allows partial public disclosure of certain.
Oklahoma HB3908 establishes new qualifications for pregnancy centers to qualify for state grants, including financial transparency and reporting requirements. To be eligible for a grant, a pregnancy center must provide detailed financial information and client service data. The bill also mandates that granting agencies offer partial public disclosure of specific documents upon request, with redactions for individually identifiable health information. The act will become effective November 1, 2026.
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