Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-15-23
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Executive board - Members - Powers - Limitation on
Official statutory text
expenditures - Time of holding fair.
A. The president, secretary and board of directors shall
constitute the executive board of the free district fair association
and shall have full power and authority to make all rules for
holding the free district fair in accordance with the provisions of
this article. The executive board shall have authority to expend
the funds of the free district fair association, but in no case
shall the expenditures exceed the amount of money donated and
appropriated.
B. The time of holding a free district fair shall be so placed
as to not interfere with the dates of any county fair comprising the
association or any free state fair.
A. The president, secretary and board of directors shall
constitute the executive board of the free district fair association
and shall have full power and authority to make all rules for
holding the free district fair in accordance with the provisions of
this article. The executive board shall have authority to expend
the funds of the free district fair association, but in no case
shall the expenditures exceed the amount of money donated and
appropriated.
B. The time of holding a free district fair shall be so placed
as to not interfere with the dates of any county fair comprising the
association or any free state fair.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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