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 information was updated to reflect the document is now the Floor version of the House of Representatives rather than the Committee Substitute version.

Page numbers and footer information were updated to match the new Floor version format.

The committee report section was updated to reflect the Floor version date and status.

Added explicit reference to the Oklahoma Attorney General's Address Confidentiality Program manager as an entity permitted to request that personal information not be made publicly available.

Clarified that certain officials must obtain a court order to keep records confidential and updated the list of eligible individuals to include elected county officials, peace officers, undercover or covert law enforcement officers, and Address Confidentiality Program participants.

Updated the definition section to ensure clarity on who qualifies for confidentiality protections under the program.

Expanded protected classes to include victims of sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking who provide independent documentary evidence, in addition to election officials and law enforcement personnel.

Changed the primary focus from protecting election board and election official addresses to protecting county officials, peace officers, and Address Confidentiality Program participants.

Modified the confidentiality program requirements to apply to county assessors rather than election officials, with similar protections for personal information.

Updated definitions to align with the new scope, focusing on county officials and program participants rather than election-specific roles.

Added provisions allowing certain officials to obtain court orders to keep records confidential for victims of domestic abuse and related crimes.

Removed the 'As Introduced' designation and updated the bill status to 'Engrossed' with revised effective date provisions.

Minor formatting and layout adjustments between the engrossed and enrolled versions, including page header changes and text alignment.

The summary description of the bill was slightly reworded in the enrolled version for clarity, but the underlying policy content remains identical.