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Introduced Session

An Act relating to human trafficking and child exploitation; creating the Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation Prevention Act; defining terms; directing retailers of Internet-enabled devices to equip products with certain filters; requiring retailers of Internet-enabled devices to ensure functionality of filters; establishing reporting requirements; directing retailers to submit reports of child pornography to certain tipline; prohibiting retailers from blocking access to certain websites; prohibiting retailers from sharing filter deactivation information with consumers; requiring retailers to deactivate filters under certain circumstances; providing for a one-time filter deactivation fee; providing for remittance of fee; directing the Oklahoma Tax Commission to deposit fee into certain revolving fund; providing purpose of fee; providing construing provision; directing the Attorney General to prepare and make available certain form; requiring retailers to use due care to protect privacy rights of adult consumers; prohibiting disclosure of personal identification information; providing for the unblocking of websites under certain circumstances; authorizing consumers to seek certain judicial relief; providing for attorney fees and costs; providing for the filing of civil actions when filters are breached; providing for attorney fees and costs; making retailers subject to penalties for deceptive trade practices; providing an affirmative defense; making certain acts unlawful; providing penalties; providing exemptions to provision of the act; establishing the Oklahoma Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation Prevention Grant Fund; stating purpose of the fund; directing the Attorney General to utilize funds for specific needs and services; providing for the use of accrued interest amounts and remaining balances in the revolving fund; directing the Attorney General to evaluate activities of grant recipients and submit annual report to certain state officials; specifying contents of annual report; authorizing the Attorney General to establish eligibility requirements for grant recipients; providing expenditure limitations on grant funds; imposing fee for customers entering live adult entertainment establishments; directing remittance of said fee on a quarterly basis to the Tax Commission; directing deposit of fee into certain revolving fund; directing the Tax Commission to prescribe method of administration, payment, collection and enforcement of fees; stating purpose of admission fee; directing live adult entertainment establishments to record daily number of customers; requiring the maintenance of certain records; providing for the inspection and auditing of records by the Tax Commission; providing discretion on collecting and remitting admission fee; providing for codification; and providing an effective date.

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Randy Randleman (R)*, 

(on 01/01/1900)

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