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Okla. Stat. tit. 10A, § 10A-1-9-102a

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Secure database for case review — Purpose

Official statutory text

A. The Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth shall provide

for the creation and maintenance of a secure database to be utilized

by freestanding multidisciplinary child abuse teams during case

review.

B. The database shall be used to collect case information and

shall maintain strict security of all information. The database and

its use shall be subject to the confidential records requirements

established pursuant to Sections 1-6-102 and 1-6-107 of this title

and penalties for violations established pursuant to Section 1-6-107

of this title.

C. The purpose of the database shall include, but not be

limited to:

1. Facilitating case management;

2. Providing for appropriate and uniform collection and

reporting of case information by all freestanding multidisciplinary

child abuse teams;

3. Enabling Commission staff to conduct programmatic

evaluations; and

4. Identifying trends to make recommendations for improving the

children and youth service system.

D. The Commission shall promulgate rules necessary to implement

the provisions of this section.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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