Oklahoma SB317 allows private certifying organizations to certify individuals for lawful occupations, requiring registration and compliance with.
Oklahoma SB317 establishes a framework for private certifying organizations to certify individuals for lawful occupations. It requires these organizations to register with the Secretary of State, publish certain information, and verify qualifications. The bill prohibits these organizations from imposing penalties on certified individuals for lawful occupation engagement. It also mandates that privately certified individuals display their certification and prohibits them from using terms implying government regulation. The Secretary of State can terminate registration for noncompliance.
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