Oklahoma Open Records Act; authorizing public bodies to require the full name and contact information of requestors. Effective date.

SB 1532 amends Oklahoma's Open Records Act to require government agencies to collect a requester's full name and contact information when accessing public records. This directly affects individuals or organizations seeking public records, such as meeting minutes, reports, or other government documents. The bill's key provision mandates that agencies may now request and retain this information, while also allowing them to keep timekeeping and badge entrance records confidential. The change updates existing law to clarify these requirements without altering the core principle of public record access.