ok-1312: Attorney General — State Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program
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The proposed rule amendments to Chapter 55 follow the enactment of Senate Bill 339, 2024 Okla. Sess. Laws ch. 339, effective on November 1, 2024, and transfer of the rules from Title 340 of the Oklahoma Administrative Code. The proposed rules to Chapter 55 remove references to the Oklahoma Department of Human Services or DHS and replace them with the Attorney General or OAG. Citations to legal authorities are amended to ensure uniformity in citation format as well as updated where appropriate. References to title 340 of the Oklahoma Administrative Code are removed. Redundancy in naming is corrected to make the rules more readable. References to Part have been changed to Chapter. Where possible, unnecessary citations are removed in light of potential future changes and transfers in the United States Code and Code of Federal Regulations. Designated form numbers are stricken to allow for flexibility in the development of any necessary forms. Certain sections were reorganized to ensure clarity in formatting and understanding state and local roles. Rules of procedure for appeals of removal or withdrawal of designations of an area agency are established. Salary bands and experience and education requirements are removed to provide the Attorney General and Office flexibility in finding qualified candidates.
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