Oklahoma SB1751 establishes the Human Trafficking Identification and Reporting Act to facilitate reporting of suspected human trafficking cases.
Oklahoma SB1751 creates the Human Trafficking Identification and Reporting Act, which mandates the Office of the Attorney General to contract with a nonprofit organization experienced in human trafficking prevention. This organization will adopt or designate a digital platform for reporting suspected human trafficking cases. The platform will send notifications of high-priority reports to designated law enforcement and child protection officials and provide a secure dashboard for authorized personnel to view, triage, and respond to reports.
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