Guardianship; requiring completion of certain training prior to appointment as guardian for certain persons; requiring verification of training to be submitted to court. Effective date.

SB 199 requires individuals appointed as guardians for people diagnosed with neurological conditions (such as Alzheimer's disease or dementia) to complete specific training before a court can approve their appointment. Guardians must submit proof of this training to the court as part of the appointment process. The bill amends Oklahoma guardianship law to give courts authority to mandate this training and verify completion, focusing on improving oversight for vulnerable adults. It directly affects guardianship applicants for individuals with these conditions and updates court procedures for managing such cases.