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Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-362

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Meetings of Santa Clause Commission - Chairperson -

Official statutory text

Eligible recipients - Gifts and contributions.

The Executive Director of the Office of Juvenile Affairs shall

appoint the chairperson of the Santa Claus Commission. The

Commission shall meet at the call of the chairperson on at least a

quarterly basis. The chairperson may call such other special

meetings as may be necessary. The Commission shall work under the

supervision and direction of the Office of Juvenile Affairs. Upon

request of the Commission, the Department of Human Services and the

Office of Juvenile Affairs shall provide the Commission with a list

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of the eligible institutions and number of children in such

institutions which are eligible to receive gifts pursuant to Section

361 of this title. Said Commission is hereby expressly authorized

to receive and accept, for and on behalf of the state, gifts and

contributions from any person, firm, or individual, fairly and

equally distributing such gifts and contributions to the children

eligible for such gifts.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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