Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-1-4-117
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Information not subject to privilege
Official statutory text
A. The privilege established by Section 5 of this act does not
apply to:
1. A document, communication, datum or report or other
information required by a regulatory agency to be collected,
developed, maintained or reported under a federal or state
environmental or health and safety law;
2. Information obtained by observation, sampling or monitoring
by a regulatory agency; or
3. Information obtained from a source not involved in the
preparation of the environmental or health and safety audit report.
B. This section does not limit the right of a person to agree
to conduct and disclose an audit report.
apply to:
1. A document, communication, datum or report or other
information required by a regulatory agency to be collected,
developed, maintained or reported under a federal or state
environmental or health and safety law;
2. Information obtained by observation, sampling or monitoring
by a regulatory agency; or
3. Information obtained from a source not involved in the
preparation of the environmental or health and safety audit report.
B. This section does not limit the right of a person to agree
to conduct and disclose an audit report.
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