Oklahoma Children's Code; authorizing court to order disclosure of certain information; authorizing court to take certain actions during deprived proceedings. Effective date.

SB 1113 requires Oklahoma courts in child welfare cases (deprived proceedings) to mandate full disclosure of most case-related records to all parties, including parents, children, and guardians ad litem. Key records covered include Department of Human Services assessments, medical evaluations, law enforcement reports, interview recordings, safety plans, and digital communications (like emails and KIDS system entries), with mandatory redaction of reporter identities. The bill establishes a rebuttable presumption that full disclosure serves the child's best interests, requiring courts to order disclosure unless proven otherwise by a preponderance of evidence. All disclosed information remains confidential under court protective orders, prohibiting third-party sharing except as permitted by law.