Okla. Stat. tit. 22, § 22-1095
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Compact administrator
Official statutory text
Upon the effectiveness of the Interstate Compact for Interstate
Adult Offender Supervision through adoption by thirty-five states,
the Council shall employ a compact administrator to oversee the
organization and activities of the Council and to administer this
state’s participation in the Compact, subject to the Council’s
direction. The compact administrator shall serve as this state’s
commissioner on the Interstate Commission for Adult Offender
Supervision. In the event the compact administrator cannot attend a
meeting of the Interstate Commission, the Council shall appoint a
Council member to represent this state at the meeting. The salary
of the compact administrator shall be set by law. The position of
compact administrator shall be an unclassified position.
Adult Offender Supervision through adoption by thirty-five states,
the Council shall employ a compact administrator to oversee the
organization and activities of the Council and to administer this
state’s participation in the Compact, subject to the Council’s
direction. The compact administrator shall serve as this state’s
commissioner on the Interstate Commission for Adult Offender
Supervision. In the event the compact administrator cannot attend a
meeting of the Interstate Commission, the Council shall appoint a
Council member to represent this state at the meeting. The salary
of the compact administrator shall be set by law. The position of
compact administrator shall be an unclassified position.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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