Oklahoma SB1532 amends the Oklahoma Open Records Act to allow public bodies to require requestors' full name and contact information.
Oklahoma SB1532 amends the Oklahoma Open Records Act to allow public bodies to require the full name and contact information of requestors. The bill also authorizes public bodies to keep timekeeping and badge entrance information confidential. It specifies that certain records, such as those containing personal information, internal personnel investigations, and confidential medical information, remain exempt from disclosure.
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