ok-2342: Attorney General — Standards and Criteria for Adult Victims of Human Sex Trafficking Programs
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Proposed changes to Chapter 30 do the following: revoke administrative rules that contain unnecessary or obsolete language or rules that serve no reasonable purpose; simplify and, in certain cases, spell out language to improve readability and understanding; correct grammatical mistakes; revise definitions to comply with the Secretary of State's Administrative Rules on Rulemaking; and eliminates definitions that require no explanation. Substantive changes include: revising the safety planning standard to be more holistic; modifying language to prioritize the survivor's or victim's voice and leadership in advocacy decisions and participating in legal processes; encouraging programs to build a large network of community partners to maximize success, resources, and service efficacy; removing requirement that programs may provide services victims of human trafficking only if they experienced sexual abuse or assault; setting parameters on services offered to minors and directing coordination with the Child Protection Services Division of the Department of Human Services; and requiring that board members of a program's governing board maintain primary residence in Oklahoma.
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