Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-2680

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Annual statement - Examinations - Expenses

Official statutory text

A. Each dental service corporation shall annually, on or before

the last day of March, file in the office of the Insurance

Commissioner a full, true and complete statement of the condition of

the corporation on December 31 of the preceding year in such form as

shall be prescribed by the Commissioner, and which shall be verified

under oath by at least two of the principal officers of the

corporation.

B. Whenever the Insurance Commissioner deems it pertinent or

necessary, and at least once in each period of five (5) years, the

Commissioner shall personally, or by authorized representative,

visit each corporation and thoroughly inspect and examine its

financial condition, its ability to fulfill its obligations, whether

it has complied with the provisions of the law, and any other facts

relative to its business methods, management and the equity of its

dealings with its members. The Commissioner may summon and

administer the oath to and examine as witnesses the directors,

officers, trustees, agents, representatives and members of any

corporation and any other person or persons relative to its affairs,

transactions and condition. Any corporation so examined shall pay

the proper charges for the per diem, travel and other necessary

expenses in connection therewith.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 36. Insurance Page 704

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