Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-1150.3
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- Administrative assistance and services.
A. The Child Death Review Board shall be composed of twenty-
seven (27) members, or their designees, as follows:
1. Fourteen of the members shall be:
a. the Chief Medical Examiner,
b. the Director of the Department of Human Services, or a
designee, provided the designee shall be a person
assigned to the Child Welfare Division of the
Department,
c. the State Commissioner of Health,
d. the Director of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention,
e. the Director of the Oklahoma Commission on Children
and Youth,
f. the Chief Child Abuse Medical Examiner,
g. the Chief of Maternal and Child Health Services of the
State Department of Health,
h. the Commissioner of Mental Health and Substance Abuse
Services,
i. the Chair of the Child Protection Team of the Oklahoma
Children's Hospital,
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 10. Children Page 204
j. the Director of the Office of Juvenile Affairs,
k. the Chief of Injury Prevention Services of the State
Department of Health,
l. the State Epidemiologist of the State Department of
Health,
m. the Director of the Oklahoma State Bureau of
Investigation, and
n. the Chief Executive Officer of the Oklahoma Health
Care Authority; and
2. Thirteen of the members shall be appointed by the Director
of the Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth, shall serve for
terms of two (2) years, and shall be eligible for reappointment.
The members shall be persons having training and experience in
matters related to the abuse or neglect of a child. The appointed
members shall include:
a. a law enforcement officer selected from lists
submitted by the executive boards of organizations
representing sheriffs and peace officers in this
state,
b. an attorney licensed in this state who is in private
practice selected from a list submitted by the
executive board of the Oklahoma Bar Association,
c. a district attorney selected from a list submitted by
the District Attorney's Council,
d. a physician selected from lists submitted by statewide
organizations representing physicians in this state,
e. a physician selected from lists submitted by statewide
organizations representing osteopathic physicians in
this state,
f. a member of the State Post-Adjudication Review
Advisory Board,
g. a social worker selected from a list submitted by each
organization representing social workers,
h. an individual selected from lists submitted by
Oklahoma court-appointed special advocate
associations,
i. a psychologist selected from lists submitted by
Oklahoma psychological associations,
j. a member of a Native American Tribe involved in the
area of protection of Native American children
selected from a list submitted by the Oklahoma Indian
Affairs Commission,
k. an individual selected from lists submitted by
Oklahoma coalitions or associations against domestic
violence and sexual assault,
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 10. Children Page 205
l. a pediatric physician selected from lists submitted by
organizations of pediatric physicians or osteopaths,
and
m. a member of an emergency medical technicians
association.
B. Every two (2) years the Board shall elect from among its
membership a chair and a vice-chair. The Board shall meet at least
quarterly and may meet more frequently as necessary as determined by
the chair. Members shall serve without compensation but may be
reimbursed for necessary travel out of funds available to the
Commission pursuant to the State Travel Reimbursement Act; provided,
that the reimbursement shall be paid in the case of state employee
members by the agency employing the member.
C. With funds appropriated or otherwise available for that
purpose, the Commission shall provide administrative assistance and
services to the Child Death Review Board.
A. The Child Death Review Board shall be composed of twenty-
seven (27) members, or their designees, as follows:
1. Fourteen of the members shall be:
a. the Chief Medical Examiner,
b. the Director of the Department of Human Services, or a
designee, provided the designee shall be a person
assigned to the Child Welfare Division of the
Department,
c. the State Commissioner of Health,
d. the Director of the Office of Child Abuse Prevention,
e. the Director of the Oklahoma Commission on Children
and Youth,
f. the Chief Child Abuse Medical Examiner,
g. the Chief of Maternal and Child Health Services of the
State Department of Health,
h. the Commissioner of Mental Health and Substance Abuse
Services,
i. the Chair of the Child Protection Team of the Oklahoma
Children's Hospital,
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 10. Children Page 204
j. the Director of the Office of Juvenile Affairs,
k. the Chief of Injury Prevention Services of the State
Department of Health,
l. the State Epidemiologist of the State Department of
Health,
m. the Director of the Oklahoma State Bureau of
Investigation, and
n. the Chief Executive Officer of the Oklahoma Health
Care Authority; and
2. Thirteen of the members shall be appointed by the Director
of the Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth, shall serve for
terms of two (2) years, and shall be eligible for reappointment.
The members shall be persons having training and experience in
matters related to the abuse or neglect of a child. The appointed
members shall include:
a. a law enforcement officer selected from lists
submitted by the executive boards of organizations
representing sheriffs and peace officers in this
state,
b. an attorney licensed in this state who is in private
practice selected from a list submitted by the
executive board of the Oklahoma Bar Association,
c. a district attorney selected from a list submitted by
the District Attorney's Council,
d. a physician selected from lists submitted by statewide
organizations representing physicians in this state,
e. a physician selected from lists submitted by statewide
organizations representing osteopathic physicians in
this state,
f. a member of the State Post-Adjudication Review
Advisory Board,
g. a social worker selected from a list submitted by each
organization representing social workers,
h. an individual selected from lists submitted by
Oklahoma court-appointed special advocate
associations,
i. a psychologist selected from lists submitted by
Oklahoma psychological associations,
j. a member of a Native American Tribe involved in the
area of protection of Native American children
selected from a list submitted by the Oklahoma Indian
Affairs Commission,
k. an individual selected from lists submitted by
Oklahoma coalitions or associations against domestic
violence and sexual assault,
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 10. Children Page 205
l. a pediatric physician selected from lists submitted by
organizations of pediatric physicians or osteopaths,
and
m. a member of an emergency medical technicians
association.
B. Every two (2) years the Board shall elect from among its
membership a chair and a vice-chair. The Board shall meet at least
quarterly and may meet more frequently as necessary as determined by
the chair. Members shall serve without compensation but may be
reimbursed for necessary travel out of funds available to the
Commission pursuant to the State Travel Reimbursement Act; provided,
that the reimbursement shall be paid in the case of state employee
members by the agency employing the member.
C. With funds appropriated or otherwise available for that
purpose, the Commission shall provide administrative assistance and
services to the Child Death Review Board.
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