Oklahoma Child Care Facilities Licensing Act; investigations; report; effective date.

HB 1390 modifies Oklahoma's child care licensing laws to improve complaint investigations. It requires the Department of Human Services to provide written complaint details to facilities, document correction plans for violations, and notify parents within 72 hours if abuse is substantiated. The bill mandates public accessibility of investigation reports (stating if complaints were "substantiated" or "unsubstantiated") while protecting confidential information. It also establishes an anonymous system for reporting Department staff retaliation against child care providers. These changes directly affect licensed child care centers, parents, and state agencies overseeing facility compliance.