Children; Office of Juvenile System Oversight; authorizing the release of certain information for certain purposes; effective date.

Summary

The bill expands the authority of the Office of Juvenile System Oversight to conduct unannounced inspections of state‑run and state‑funded private children’s institutions, subpoena child and juvenile records, and release certain information only when a court orders it or to protect safety. It also sets procedures for handling foster‑parent complaints and requires annual reports and recommendations to state leaders. The changes aim to improve oversight and accountability in Oklahoma’s child and youth service system.

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