Oklahoma SB1588 establishes the Address Confidentiality Program for medical care providers, allowing them to use a substitute address provided by the.
Oklahoma SB1588 creates the Address Confidentiality Program, enabling medical care providers to apply for a substitute address provided by the Attorney General. This program aims to protect medical care providers who are victims of crimes against them. The Attorney General will manage the program, including approving applications, maintaining confidentiality, and revoking certifications if necessary. The act also outlines penalties for providing false information and specifies that the Attorney General will not maintain records of mail unless it is certified or registered.
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