Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-2-7-106
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The Council, with at least five members concurring, shall submit
recommended rules to the Board concerning the listing and
characterization of hazardous waste, the construction and operation
of hazardous waste facilities, specific disposal practices for
specified wastes, the transportation and storage of hazardous waste,
and the recycling, storage and transportation of recyclable
materials. The Council shall consult with and advise the Department
on matters relating to hazardous waste management.
The Council, with at least five members concurring, shall submit
recommended rules to the Board concerning the listing and
characterization of hazardous waste, the construction and operation
of hazardous waste facilities, specific disposal practices for
specified wastes, the transportation and storage of hazardous waste,
and the recycling, storage and transportation of recyclable
materials. The Council shall consult with and advise the Department
on matters relating to hazardous waste management.
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