Children; Oklahoma Gestational Agreement Act; intended parent; gestational agreement; crimes; Oklahoma Adoption Code; placement; effective date.

Summary

The measure adds new restrictions to Oklahoma's gestational carrier law and adoption code. It prevents anyone with a child‑related conviction from being named an intended parent in a surrogacy contract, and it blocks adoption placements when any resident of the home has certain felony convictions or is a registered sex offender. The changes aim to protect children by tightening who can participate in surrogacy and adoption arrangements.

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