Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-2-11-306
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Administration of act
Official statutory text
It shall be the further duty of the Oklahoma Tax Commission, the
Department of Environmental Quality, and any other state agency
called upon for assistance in the proper enforcement of the
Recycling, Reuse and Source Reduction Incentive Act, to cooperate
each with the other in its administration so as to accomplish the
purposes set forth in the Recycling, Reuse and Source Reduction
Incentive Act. The Department shall inform manufacturing and
processing industries within and without the state of this tax
credit benefit, and in every way possible gain the most favorable
publicity and increased industrial activity for Oklahoma resulting
from this enactment.
Department of Environmental Quality, and any other state agency
called upon for assistance in the proper enforcement of the
Recycling, Reuse and Source Reduction Incentive Act, to cooperate
each with the other in its administration so as to accomplish the
purposes set forth in the Recycling, Reuse and Source Reduction
Incentive Act. The Department shall inform manufacturing and
processing industries within and without the state of this tax
credit benefit, and in every way possible gain the most favorable
publicity and increased industrial activity for Oklahoma resulting
from this enactment.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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