Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-5-60.28
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Assessments, donations and grants – Purpose of
Official statutory text
expenditures.
A. The board is authorized to receive assessments as provided
for in the Oklahoma Agricultural Commodity Act or other statute
authorizing an assessment, and donations or grants from any source.
B. Money received by the board may be expended for the purpose
of implementing the provisions of the Oklahoma Agricultural
Commodity Act.
C. Funds assessed and collected under this act shall not be
expended for use directly or indirectly to promote or oppose the
election of any candidate for public office.
A. The board is authorized to receive assessments as provided
for in the Oklahoma Agricultural Commodity Act or other statute
authorizing an assessment, and donations or grants from any source.
B. Money received by the board may be expended for the purpose
of implementing the provisions of the Oklahoma Agricultural
Commodity Act.
C. Funds assessed and collected under this act shall not be
expended for use directly or indirectly to promote or oppose the
election of any candidate for public office.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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