Okla. Stat. tit. 10A, § 10A-1-2-108
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Central registry for child abuse, sexual abuse,
Official statutory text
sexual exploitation and neglect.
A. There is hereby established within the Department of Human
Services an information system for the maintenance of all reports of
child abuse, sexual abuse, sexual exploitation, and neglect made
pursuant to the provisions of the Oklahoma Children's Code.
B. The Children and Family Services Division of the Department
shall be responsible for maintaining a suitably cross-indexed system
of all the reports.
C. The records maintained shall contain, but shall not be
limited to:
1. All information in the written report required by Section 1-
2-101 of this title;
2. A record of the final disposition of the report including
services offered and services accepted;
3. The plan for rehabilitative treatment; and
4. Any other relevant information.
D. Data and information maintained and related to individual
cases shall be confidential and shall be made available only as
authorized by state or federal law.
E. The Commission for Human Services shall promulgate rules
governing the availability of such data and information.
F. Rules promulgated by the Commission shall encourage
cooperation with other states in exchanging reports in order to
effect a national registration system.
G. No person shall allow the data and information maintained to
be released except as authorized by Chapter VI of the Oklahoma
Children's Code.
H. Records obtained by the Department shall be maintained by
the Department until otherwise provided by law.
A. There is hereby established within the Department of Human
Services an information system for the maintenance of all reports of
child abuse, sexual abuse, sexual exploitation, and neglect made
pursuant to the provisions of the Oklahoma Children's Code.
B. The Children and Family Services Division of the Department
shall be responsible for maintaining a suitably cross-indexed system
of all the reports.
C. The records maintained shall contain, but shall not be
limited to:
1. All information in the written report required by Section 1-
2-101 of this title;
2. A record of the final disposition of the report including
services offered and services accepted;
3. The plan for rehabilitative treatment; and
4. Any other relevant information.
D. Data and information maintained and related to individual
cases shall be confidential and shall be made available only as
authorized by state or federal law.
E. The Commission for Human Services shall promulgate rules
governing the availability of such data and information.
F. Rules promulgated by the Commission shall encourage
cooperation with other states in exchanging reports in order to
effect a national registration system.
G. No person shall allow the data and information maintained to
be released except as authorized by Chapter VI of the Oklahoma
Children's Code.
H. Records obtained by the Department shall be maintained by
the Department until otherwise provided by law.
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