Oklahoma SB1535 amends the Personal Privacy Protection Act to allow certain disclosures of personal affiliation information.
Oklahoma SB1535 amends the Personal Privacy Protection Act to allow certain disclosures of personal affiliation information. Exceptions include reports or disclosures required by the Oklahoma Ethics Commission before November 1, 2020, lawful warrants, lawful requests by the Attorney General, and disclosures in court pleadings. Public agencies are prohibited from requiring individuals or entities to provide personal affiliation information or publicly disclosing it. Individuals can bring civil actions for violations, with potential damages and injunctive relief.
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