Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-16-38
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Advisory Committee
Official statutory text
The Oklahoma members of the Advisory Committee referred to in
Article III of the South Central Interstate Forest Fire Protection
Compact shall be selected as follows: One member shall be named from
the membership of the Senate of the State of Oklahoma by the
President Pro Tempore; One member shall be named from the membership
of the House of Representatives of the State of Oklahoma by the
Speaker of the House; Two members shall be appointed by the
Governor, provided, that one of the two members appointed by the
Governor shall be the President of the State Board of Agriculture,
and the other member appointed by the Governor shall be a person
associated with forestry or forest products industries.
Article III of the South Central Interstate Forest Fire Protection
Compact shall be selected as follows: One member shall be named from
the membership of the Senate of the State of Oklahoma by the
President Pro Tempore; One member shall be named from the membership
of the House of Representatives of the State of Oklahoma by the
Speaker of the House; Two members shall be appointed by the
Governor, provided, that one of the two members appointed by the
Governor shall be the President of the State Board of Agriculture,
and the other member appointed by the Governor shall be a person
associated with forestry or forest products industries.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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