Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-307.4
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Use of grant - Audited annually
Official statutory text
A. The Insurance Commissioner may solicit, accept and authorize
the use of any grant made to the Insurance Department as long as the
terms of the grant are carried out and the Insurance Commissioner
holds the funds in trust for the purposes of carrying out the terms
of the grant.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 36. Insurance Page 60
B. The Insurance Commissioner must annually account to the
State Auditor and Inspector for all monies or property received or
extended by virtue of this section. The account shall state:
1. The source of the monies or property received with the
actual date of its receipt;
2. The particular use or place for which it was expended; and
3. The balance on hand showing the place of deposit of the
unexpended balance.
the use of any grant made to the Insurance Department as long as the
terms of the grant are carried out and the Insurance Commissioner
holds the funds in trust for the purposes of carrying out the terms
of the grant.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 36. Insurance Page 60
B. The Insurance Commissioner must annually account to the
State Auditor and Inspector for all monies or property received or
extended by virtue of this section. The account shall state:
1. The source of the monies or property received with the
actual date of its receipt;
2. The particular use or place for which it was expended; and
3. The balance on hand showing the place of deposit of the
unexpended balance.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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