Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-14-64
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Board - Powers and Duties
Official statutory text
When necessary for the enforcement of the Oklahoma Service
Technician and Service Agency Act, the State Board of Agriculture
shall have the following powers and duties:
1. Issue stop sale, stop use, hold, and removal orders with
respect to any weight or measure found to be in violation of the
Oklahoma Service Technician and Service Agency Act;
2. Seize for use as evidence any incorrect or unapproved weight
or measure found to be used, retained, or sold in violation of the
Oklahoma Service Technician and Service Agency Act or rules
promulgated pursuant thereto;
3. Conduct investigations to ensure compliance with the
Oklahoma Service Technician and Service Agency Act and rules
promulgated thereto; and
4. Enter into contracts with state or federal agencies for the
conduct of weight and measure testing.
Technician and Service Agency Act, the State Board of Agriculture
shall have the following powers and duties:
1. Issue stop sale, stop use, hold, and removal orders with
respect to any weight or measure found to be in violation of the
Oklahoma Service Technician and Service Agency Act;
2. Seize for use as evidence any incorrect or unapproved weight
or measure found to be used, retained, or sold in violation of the
Oklahoma Service Technician and Service Agency Act or rules
promulgated pursuant thereto;
3. Conduct investigations to ensure compliance with the
Oklahoma Service Technician and Service Agency Act and rules
promulgated thereto; and
4. Enter into contracts with state or federal agencies for the
conduct of weight and measure testing.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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