Okla. Stat. tit. 56, § 56-28.1
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Whenever a person receiving public assistance makes a request
therefor, the Department of Public Welfare shall furnish to such
person educational materials and information with respect to
achieving a planned parenthood; or refer such person to a Family
Planning Center, organization or agency where the same may be
obtained. Every such person shall be advised that he or she is a
free agent to accept or not to accept advice and counsel thus
furnished or obtained; and that his or her refusal or failure to
avail himself or herself of such materials, information or advice
will in no way affect the person's right to receive assistance, or
his or her right to take advantage of any other public program.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 56. Poor Persons Page 21
Whenever a person receiving public assistance makes a request
therefor, the Department of Public Welfare shall furnish to such
person educational materials and information with respect to
achieving a planned parenthood; or refer such person to a Family
Planning Center, organization or agency where the same may be
obtained. Every such person shall be advised that he or she is a
free agent to accept or not to accept advice and counsel thus
furnished or obtained; and that his or her refusal or failure to
avail himself or herself of such materials, information or advice
will in no way affect the person's right to receive assistance, or
his or her right to take advantage of any other public program.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 56. Poor Persons Page 21
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