Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-620.3
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Agencies to promulgate uniform rules and procedures
Official statutory text
A. Prior to April 1, 1991, the following agencies shall
promulgate uniform rules and adopt uniform procedures and forms for
the maintenance, transfer and release of confidential information:
1. Department of Human Services;
2. Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services;
3. State Department of Health;
4. State Department of Education;
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5. Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education;
6. Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth;
7. J.D. McCarty Center for Children with Developmental
Disabilities;
8. Department of Corrections; and
9. Beginning July 1, 1998, the Office of Juvenile Affairs.
B. Private agencies receiving public funds pursuant to a grant
or contract with a state agency listed in subsection A of this
section and providing institutional, community residential or
community-based services, as defined by Section 1101 of this title,
to children and families, shall comply with the rules regarding the
maintenance, transfer and release of confidential information
adopted by the governing board of the state agency or agencies from
which they receive funds.
C. The provisions of Sections 620.1 through 620.6 of this title
shall not apply to court records of juvenile cases maintained by the
district courts. The supervising judge of a statutorily constituted
juvenile bureau may establish court rules for the transfer and
release of other confidential information maintained by the juvenile
bureau which substantially conform with the rules, forms and
procedures promulgated and adopted by state agencies pursuant to the
provisions of Sections 620.1 through 620.6 of this title.
promulgate uniform rules and adopt uniform procedures and forms for
the maintenance, transfer and release of confidential information:
1. Department of Human Services;
2. Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services;
3. State Department of Health;
4. State Department of Education;
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5. Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education;
6. Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth;
7. J.D. McCarty Center for Children with Developmental
Disabilities;
8. Department of Corrections; and
9. Beginning July 1, 1998, the Office of Juvenile Affairs.
B. Private agencies receiving public funds pursuant to a grant
or contract with a state agency listed in subsection A of this
section and providing institutional, community residential or
community-based services, as defined by Section 1101 of this title,
to children and families, shall comply with the rules regarding the
maintenance, transfer and release of confidential information
adopted by the governing board of the state agency or agencies from
which they receive funds.
C. The provisions of Sections 620.1 through 620.6 of this title
shall not apply to court records of juvenile cases maintained by the
district courts. The supervising judge of a statutorily constituted
juvenile bureau may establish court rules for the transfer and
release of other confidential information maintained by the juvenile
bureau which substantially conform with the rules, forms and
procedures promulgated and adopted by state agencies pursuant to the
provisions of Sections 620.1 through 620.6 of this title.
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