Okla. Stat. tit. 17, § 17-139.1
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Coin-activated and credit card-activated telephones -
Official statutory text
Operating requirements.
The Corporation Commission shall, by rule or order, promulgate
and enforce operating requirements for coin-activated and credit
card-activated telephones available for public use owned or operated
by corporations or persons other than telephone corporations
authorized by the Commission to operate within service areas. These
requirements shall include, but are not limited to a requirement
that every telephone permit a caller to be connected with the
operator personnel of any telephone corporation authorized by the
Commission to operate within a service area through the Commission
authorized access method chosen by the operator service provider
with exception of those coin operated or credit card-activated
telephones made available to inmates at state, federal, local and
county jails and correctional facilities.
The Corporation Commission shall, by rule or order, promulgate
and enforce operating requirements for coin-activated and credit
card-activated telephones available for public use owned or operated
by corporations or persons other than telephone corporations
authorized by the Commission to operate within service areas. These
requirements shall include, but are not limited to a requirement
that every telephone permit a caller to be connected with the
operator personnel of any telephone corporation authorized by the
Commission to operate within a service area through the Commission
authorized access method chosen by the operator service provider
with exception of those coin operated or credit card-activated
telephones made available to inmates at state, federal, local and
county jails and correctional facilities.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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