The bill amends the Oklahoma Children's Code to enhance the structure and operation of child abuse multidisciplinary teams and child advocacy centers. It replaces the Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth with a certified child advocacy center or another qualified agency selected by the district attorney as the coordinating entity. The newly established Oklahoma Multidisciplinary Team Council will oversee these teams, ensuring they adhere to established standards. The bill also modifies team membership requirements and investigation protocols, promoting collaboration among professionals involved in child welfare.

Additionally, the bill repeals previous sections related to the Child Abuse Multidisciplinary Team Account Fund and the Child Abuse Training and Coordination Council, streamlining funding processes for child advocacy centers and multidisciplinary teams. It eliminates the need for monthly documentation and annual reporting, allowing the Oklahoma Human Services to manage funds and contract with providers. The bill also introduces guidelines for multidisciplinary investigations and allows for the carryover of funding for one year, with unused funds after 24 months deducted from future allocations. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2025.