Okla. Stat. tit. 25, § 25-303
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Times and places - Advance notice
Official statutory text
All meetings of public bodies, as defined hereinafter, shall be
held at specified times and places which are convenient to the
public and shall be open to the public, except as hereinafter
specifically provided. All meetings of such public bodies, except
for executive sessions of the State Banking Board and Oklahoma
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 25. Definitions and General Provisions Page 41
Savings and Loan Board, shall be preceded by advance public notice
specifying the time and place of each such meeting to be convened as
well as the subject matter or matters to be considered at such
meeting, as hereinafter provided.
held at specified times and places which are convenient to the
public and shall be open to the public, except as hereinafter
specifically provided. All meetings of such public bodies, except
for executive sessions of the State Banking Board and Oklahoma
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 25. Definitions and General Provisions Page 41
Savings and Loan Board, shall be preceded by advance public notice
specifying the time and place of each such meeting to be convened as
well as the subject matter or matters to be considered at such
meeting, as hereinafter provided.
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