Individualized service plans; legislative intent; prepared and maintained written individualized service plan; timing requirements; standards; disputed evidence; implementation; disposition; approval; tailoring; language governs; modification; standardization; review hearings; Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services; report; effective date.

HB 1740 requires Oklahoma's Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) to create written individualized service plans for people found not guilty by reason of mental illness (NGRI/MI). These plans must be based on comprehensive psychological and psychiatric evaluations conducted at admission, include specific services like treatment and risk assessments, and be written in clear language accessible to the individual. The bill mandates ODMHSAS submit the plan to court within 45 days of adjudication, with court approval required before it becomes part of the legal order. It also establishes mandatory review hearings - four quarterly in the first year, then biannually - to monitor progress, with updated reports provided to the court and relevant parties.