Driver licenses; requiring certain personal information be stored in certain database; requiring Service Oklahoma to delete certain information after certain period. Emergency.

SB 1229 requires Oklahoma's Service Oklahoma to store specific personal information - including full name, date of birth, biometric photos, address, and license number - related to REAL ID Noncompliant driver license applications in a separate, secure database. The bill mandates that this data must be deleted after a specified period, with the definition of "personally identifiable information" explicitly excluding Social Security numbers. This law directly affects Oklahoma residents applying for driver licenses or identification cards, particularly those seeking non-REAL ID compliant options. The measure aims to enhance data privacy by creating strict storage and deletion protocols for sensitive applicant information.