Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-11-38
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Inspection of premises - Rules
Official statutory text
A. The State Department of Agriculture shall have the authority
to inspect any premise within this state during regular business
hours when the Department has reasonable grounds to believe that
activity governed by the Oklahoma Agriculture Biotechnology Act is
or may be occurring. This inspection shall be to determine if the
provisions of the Oklahoma Agriculture Biotechnology Act are being
carried out and the environment is being protected from the
possibility of being contaminated by a regulated article.
B. The Board is authorized to promulgate rules needed for the
control of regulated articles as authorized by the Oklahoma
Agriculture Biotechnology Act. All rules shall be promulgated
pursuant to the Administrative Procedures Act.
to inspect any premise within this state during regular business
hours when the Department has reasonable grounds to believe that
activity governed by the Oklahoma Agriculture Biotechnology Act is
or may be occurring. This inspection shall be to determine if the
provisions of the Oklahoma Agriculture Biotechnology Act are being
carried out and the environment is being protected from the
possibility of being contaminated by a regulated article.
B. The Board is authorized to promulgate rules needed for the
control of regulated articles as authorized by the Oklahoma
Agriculture Biotechnology Act. All rules shall be promulgated
pursuant to the Administrative Procedures Act.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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