Okla. Stat. tit. 18, § 18-552.6
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Every charitable organization shall keep and maintain a full and
true record of the documents and information required for disclosure
pursuant to Section 552.3 of this title for five (5) calendar years
in such form as will enable such charitable organization to
accurately provide the information required herein. All records
required hereunder shall be open to inspection during regular
business hours, except as otherwise provided by court order, by the
Office of the Attorney General and its employees, and upon demand
shall be presented to that office for inspection.
true record of the documents and information required for disclosure
pursuant to Section 552.3 of this title for five (5) calendar years
in such form as will enable such charitable organization to
accurately provide the information required herein. All records
required hereunder shall be open to inspection during regular
business hours, except as otherwise provided by court order, by the
Office of the Attorney General and its employees, and upon demand
shall be presented to that office for inspection.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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