Oklahoma SB535 modifies the Oklahoma Open Records Act to set fees for record requests and outlines exceptions for confidential information.
Oklahoma SB535 amends the Oklahoma Open Records Act to establish fees for record requests, limiting the cost to twenty-five cents per page for standard-sized records or the direct cost if it exceeds seventy-five dollars. It mandates that any excess advance payment be returned to the requestor. The bill also details exceptions to public records, including personal information such as Social Security numbers, home addresses, and phone numbers, which can be redacted.
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