Oklahoma SB1284 creates the Exotic Entertainer Licensing Act, requiring exotic entertainers to obtain a license and businesses to verify licenses.
Oklahoma SB1284, known as the Exotic Entertainer Licensing Act, mandates that individuals performing as exotic entertainers in sexually oriented businesses must obtain a license. Businesses are prohibited from allowing performances without a valid license. The act defines "exotic entertainer" as someone performing in a state of semi-nudity. Licenses require verification of identity, age, and criminal history, and proof of employment eligibility. Violations result in fines and imprisonment. Records related to licensing are confidential and not subject to public disclosure.
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