Protection from domestic abuse; personal information confidential; Attorney General; Address Confidentiality Program to request certain information to not be made public; effective date; emergency.

Header formatting changed from 'STATE OF OKLAHOMA' to 'HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - FLOOR VERSION' to indicate the bill's current stage in the legislative process.

Added co-sponsorship information for Senator Alvord of the Senate to the bill header.

Page numbering and footer formatting were updated to reflect the Floor version with new page headers and footers.

Added 'Oklahoma Attorney General's' to specify which program manager can request confidentiality, clarifying the administrative authority.

Changed 'request to a county assessor' to 'request to a county assessor that' for grammatical consistency in the confidentiality request language.

Changed 'not be made publicly available' to 'not be made publicly available on the Internet' for consistency in describing where information should not be posted.

Changed 'law enforcement official' to 'law enforcement official on behalf of an undercover or covert officer' for clarity in who may request confidentiality.

Minor formatting changes including line breaks, spacing, and page numbering throughout the document.

Removed 'and' from the list of categories in the affidavit requirements section.

Changed header from 'ENGROSSED HOUSE' to 'ENROLLED HOUSE' to reflect the bill's final passage status.

Added standard signature blocks for the Governor and Secretary of State with blank lines for dates and signatures.

Minor text formatting adjustments in the bill title and section headers for final publication.

Added victims of sexual assault, abuse, stalking, and human trafficking who provide independent documentary evidence to the list of protected classes for address confidentiality.

Extended protection to elected county officials, peace officers, undercover/covert law enforcement officers, and address confidentiality program participants.

Changed the program manager title from 'Director' to 'program manager' of the Oklahoma Attorney General's Address Confidentiality Program.

Added new requirement that any elected county official, peace officer, or program participant seeking confidentiality must obtain a court order based on a sworn affidavit.

Added new definition for 'Personal information' to explicitly include home addresses of spouses, domestic partners, minor children, and telephone or email addresses.

Added effective date of July 1, 2025, and emergency declaration provision.