Child abuse or neglect; modifying requirements for reports of abuse or neglect; requiring retention of certain information. Effective date.

SB 1322 prohibits anonymous reports of suspected child abuse or neglect in Oklahoma, requiring all reporters (including teachers, healthcare workers, and school staff) to provide their name and contact details when reporting. The bill mandates that hotline operators track call metrics, electronically record all referrals for 12 months (or retain as case files if an investigation begins), and redact reporter identities when disclosures are made. It also specifies that school employees must report abuse for students under 18 to both the hotline and law enforcement, while requiring healthcare providers to report infant exposure to substances like alcohol or drugs. Violating these reporting requirements is a misdemeanor punishable by criminal penalties.