Okla. Stat. tit. 10A, § 10A-1-8-109
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Development of agency-wide process for background
Official statutory text
checks - Individual limits to number of children.
A. Unless prohibited by state or federal law, the Department
shall develop, where feasible, an agency-wide process for conducting
background checks, fingerprinting, and personal care applications.
B. The Department shall maintain limits on the number of
children a person is authorized to care for; however, a person shall
be permitted to provide multiple services where authorized.
A. Unless prohibited by state or federal law, the Department
shall develop, where feasible, an agency-wide process for conducting
background checks, fingerprinting, and personal care applications.
B. The Department shall maintain limits on the number of
children a person is authorized to care for; however, a person shall
be permitted to provide multiple services where authorized.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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