Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-802
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Administration and enforcement – Human trafficking
Official statutory text
information and course of study.
A. Service Oklahoma, in conjunction with the Department of
Public Safety, shall adopt and prescribe such regulations concerning
the administration and enforcement of Section 801 et seq. of this
title as are necessary to carry out the intent of this act and to
protect the public. Service Oklahoma or his or her authorized
representative shall inspect the school facilities and equipment of
applicants and licensees and examine applicants for instructor’s
licenses.
B. Service Oklahoma shall administer and enforce the provisions
of this act, and may call upon the State Superintendent of Public
Instruction for assistance in developing and formulating appropriate
regulations.
C. 1. Service Oklahoma, in conjunction with the Department of
Public Safety, may require that the course of study for training
students for Class A, B or C commercial licenses shall include
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 47. Motor Vehicles Page 985
training on the recognition, prevention and reporting of human
trafficking. If required, Service Oklahoma, in conjunction with the
Department of Public Safety, shall regularly review and update the
training to take into account changes and trends in human
trafficking. Service Oklahoma shall collaborate with organizations
that specialize in the recognition and prevention of human
trafficking.
2. Service Oklahoma, in conjunction with the Department of
Public Safety, may identify and establish industry specific
materials for use in the instruction required on the recognition,
prevention and effective reporting of human trafficking by people
training to obtain a Class A, B or C commercial license.
A. Service Oklahoma, in conjunction with the Department of
Public Safety, shall adopt and prescribe such regulations concerning
the administration and enforcement of Section 801 et seq. of this
title as are necessary to carry out the intent of this act and to
protect the public. Service Oklahoma or his or her authorized
representative shall inspect the school facilities and equipment of
applicants and licensees and examine applicants for instructor’s
licenses.
B. Service Oklahoma shall administer and enforce the provisions
of this act, and may call upon the State Superintendent of Public
Instruction for assistance in developing and formulating appropriate
regulations.
C. 1. Service Oklahoma, in conjunction with the Department of
Public Safety, may require that the course of study for training
students for Class A, B or C commercial licenses shall include
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 47. Motor Vehicles Page 985
training on the recognition, prevention and reporting of human
trafficking. If required, Service Oklahoma, in conjunction with the
Department of Public Safety, shall regularly review and update the
training to take into account changes and trends in human
trafficking. Service Oklahoma shall collaborate with organizations
that specialize in the recognition and prevention of human
trafficking.
2. Service Oklahoma, in conjunction with the Department of
Public Safety, may identify and establish industry specific
materials for use in the instruction required on the recognition,
prevention and effective reporting of human trafficking by people
training to obtain a Class A, B or C commercial license.
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