Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-5-60.36
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Transfer of funds, equipment, and property to successor
Official statutory text
organization.
All funds, equipment, and all other property shall transfer from
the statutory commodity board to the successor organization
immediately upon approval of the successor organization by the
Commissioner. All funds, equipment, and other property so
transferred shall no longer be considered state funds or state
property and may be transferred or disposed by the successor
organization without regard to state surplus property laws.
All funds, equipment, and all other property shall transfer from
the statutory commodity board to the successor organization
immediately upon approval of the successor organization by the
Commissioner. All funds, equipment, and other property so
transferred shall no longer be considered state funds or state
property and may be transferred or disposed by the successor
organization without regard to state surplus property laws.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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