Okla. Stat. tit. 18, § 18-441-821
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Right of director or committee member to information
Official statutory text
RIGHT OF DIRECTOR OR COMMITTEE MEMBER TO INFORMATION. A
director or a member of a committee appointed under Section 82 of
this act may obtain, inspect, and copy all information regarding the
state of activities and financial condition of the limited
cooperative association and other information regarding the
activities of the association if the information is reasonably
related to the performance of the director’s duties as director or
the committee member’s duties as a member of the committee.
Information obtained in accordance with this section may not be used
in any manner that would violate any duty of or to the association.
director or a member of a committee appointed under Section 82 of
this act may obtain, inspect, and copy all information regarding the
state of activities and financial condition of the limited
cooperative association and other information regarding the
activities of the association if the information is reasonably
related to the performance of the director’s duties as director or
the committee member’s duties as a member of the committee.
Information obtained in accordance with this section may not be used
in any manner that would violate any duty of or to the association.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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