Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-35.6.1
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Criminal Justice Information Systems Center for
Official statutory text
Excellence.
A. In order to comply with Executive Orders and federal and
state statutory and regulatory requirements related to the criminal
justice information system, to support agencies within the Oklahoma
Safety and Security Cabinet, and to accomplish the purposes of the
Information Services Division of the Office of Management and
Enterprise Services, there is hereby established the "Criminal
Justice Information Systems Center for Excellence" to provide shared
infrastructure services for such agencies. The Criminal Justice
Information Systems Center for Excellence shall be under the
administrative control of the Chief Information Officer.
B. In establishing and operating the Criminal Justice
Information Systems Center for Excellence through the Information
Services Division, the Chief Information Officer shall collaborate
with agencies subject to criminal justice information system
requirements. The Chief Information Officer, in conjunction with
the Commissioner of Public Safety, shall establish an appropriate
governance model for priorities, shared services and systems for the
Criminal Justice Information Systems Center for Excellence. The
Chief Information Officer may utilize the Criminal Justice
Information Systems Center for Excellence to accomplish such other
purposes as may be necessary for the administration of the duties of
the Information Services Division that are related to stringent
federal or state data security requirements, provided the security
of investigative and law enforcement information and support systems
is not jeopardized.
A. In order to comply with Executive Orders and federal and
state statutory and regulatory requirements related to the criminal
justice information system, to support agencies within the Oklahoma
Safety and Security Cabinet, and to accomplish the purposes of the
Information Services Division of the Office of Management and
Enterprise Services, there is hereby established the "Criminal
Justice Information Systems Center for Excellence" to provide shared
infrastructure services for such agencies. The Criminal Justice
Information Systems Center for Excellence shall be under the
administrative control of the Chief Information Officer.
B. In establishing and operating the Criminal Justice
Information Systems Center for Excellence through the Information
Services Division, the Chief Information Officer shall collaborate
with agencies subject to criminal justice information system
requirements. The Chief Information Officer, in conjunction with
the Commissioner of Public Safety, shall establish an appropriate
governance model for priorities, shared services and systems for the
Criminal Justice Information Systems Center for Excellence. The
Chief Information Officer may utilize the Criminal Justice
Information Systems Center for Excellence to accomplish such other
purposes as may be necessary for the administration of the duties of
the Information Services Division that are related to stringent
federal or state data security requirements, provided the security
of investigative and law enforcement information and support systems
is not jeopardized.
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