Okla. Stat. tit. 29, § 29-10-102
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Enforcement and administration of Interstate Wildlife
Official statutory text
Violator Compact.
A. The Department of Wildlife Conservation shall enforce the
Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact as set forth in Section 1 of
this act and shall do all things within the jurisdiction of the
Department that are appropriate in order to effectuate the purposes
and the intent of the compact.
B. The Director of the Department of Wildlife Conservation is
authorized on behalf of the state to enter or withdraw from the
Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact pursuant to the terms of
Article 8 of the compact.
C. The Director is authorized to adopt amendments to the
Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact pursuant to the terms of
Article 9 of the compact.
A. The Department of Wildlife Conservation shall enforce the
Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact as set forth in Section 1 of
this act and shall do all things within the jurisdiction of the
Department that are appropriate in order to effectuate the purposes
and the intent of the compact.
B. The Director of the Department of Wildlife Conservation is
authorized on behalf of the state to enter or withdraw from the
Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact pursuant to the terms of
Article 8 of the compact.
C. The Director is authorized to adopt amendments to the
Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact pursuant to the terms of
Article 9 of the compact.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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