Oklahoma SB1322 modifies reporting requirements for child abuse or neglect and mandates retention of certain information.
Oklahoma SB1322 amends the reporting requirements for child abuse or neglect, prohibiting anonymous reports and requiring retention of recordings under certain circumstances. It mandates that the Department of Human Services establish a statewide centralized hotline for reporting child abuse or neglect, with specific provisions for retaining recordings and redacting information. The bill also outlines penalties for knowingly making false reports and failing to report suspected abuse or neglect.
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