Oklahoma HB4110: State government; Transparency and Accountability Platform Act (TAP); TAP platform; the Oklahoma DHS of Human Services; Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); The Oklahoma DHS of Corrections; Corrections Transparency Overlay; appropriation; effective date.

What the bill says

An Act relating to state government; creating the Transparency and Accountability Platform (TAP) Act; providing definitions; establishing TAP platform to support a Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Integrity Overlay and a Corrections Transparency Overlay; authorizing the Department of Human Services (Department) and Department of Corrections (DOC) to procure and deploy the TAP platform in coordination with the Office of Management and Enterprise Services…

From the introduced text, January 15, 2026:

An Act relating to state government; creating the Transparency and Accountability Platform (TAP) Act; providing definitions; establishing TAP platform to support a Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Integrity Overlay and a Corrections Transparency Overlay; authorizing the Department of Human Services (Department) and Department of Corrections (DOC) to procure and deploy the TAP platform in coordination with the Office of Management and Enterprise Services; clarifying the TAP platform shall be a thin overlay and not require replacement of core eligibility, supervision, or payment systems; identifying the purposes for which the Department shall implement the TAP platform; directing the Department to implement an initial pilot program; authorizing the Department to expand the SNAP Integrity Overlay statewide after completion and review of pilot program; clarifying participation in TAP-enabled processes shall be consistent with federal SNAP eligibility; identifying the purposes for which the DOC shall implement the TAP platform; directing the DOC to implement an initial pilot program; authorizing Department to expand the Corrections Transparency Overlay statewide after completion and review of pilot program; directing biometric identifiers and templates to remain on participant's or supervised individual's device; clarifying the TAP platform may receive only nonbiometric cryptographic assertions; allowing the Department and DOC to receive and maintain nonbiometric data; limiting uses and retention of collected data; directing the Department and DOC to provide clear, plain …