Oklahoma SB1659 removes a condition for legislative access to specified child records.
Oklahoma SB1659 amends the inspection of records law to remove a condition for access by members of the Legislature. It allows inspection of juvenile court records and Department of Human Services records without a court order for specified individuals and entities, including legislative members, upon showing proper credentials and for lawful duties. The bill updates statutory language and references, and it becomes effective November 1, 2026.
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