Oklahoma Children's Code; creating the Accountability, Transparency, and Protection for Exploited Youth Act. Effective date.

Header changed from 'Committee Substitute' to 'House of Representatives - Floor Version' with added sponsor names (Williams, Blancett, and Provenzano of the House).

Page footers changed from 'Req. No. 1794' to 'SB870 HFLR' with added note that 'BOLD FACE denotes Committee Amendments'.

Line numbering and spacing were adjusted to match House floor formatting standards.

Added page headers with request numbers (Req. No. 1794) and page numbers throughout the document.

Reorganized the layout to include line numbers and proper spacing between sections.

Corrected the title page formatting to include proper session information and bill designation.

Adjusted section numbering and spacing to improve readability while maintaining the same legal content.

Formatting and layout changes to the title page, including updated sponsor names and bill numbering format.

Page numbering and header/footer formatting were adjusted to reflect the enrolled version status.

Added 'coercive relationships' to the list of incidents that must be reported, expanding the scope beyond sexual misconduct and exploitation.

Added a requirement for the Office of Juvenile System Oversight to electronically submit an annual report to legislative leaders detailing investigations, findings, and corrective actions.

Changed the oversight body from an 'Independent Oversight Committee' to the 'Office of Juvenile System Oversight' for conducting investigations.

Modified civil liability provisions to exempt employees, officers, contractors, and volunteers from the Governmental Tort Claims Act when they knowingly fail to report misconduct.

Changed the statutory codification locations from Section 1-2-112 through 1-2-116 to Section 2-8-301 through 2-8-304 in Title 10A of the Oklahoma Statutes.

Modified the definition of negligence to include failure to terminate employees who abuse juveniles and failure to safeguard juveniles from known risks.