Oklahoma Senate bill keeps birth dates private for public employees
The birth dates of public employees would be confidential under a bill that passed the Senate on Thursday.
Senate Bill 1753, filed by Sen. Debbe Leftwich, D- Oklahoma City , passed with a vote of 44-0. No senators asked questions or debated the bill, which now goes to the House.
Keeping the birth dates of public employees secret violates taxpayers’ right to know the conduct of those who get paid with tax dol...
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