Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-6129.1
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Annual financial examination of trusts and accounts
Official statutory text
Annually, on or before the fifteenth day of March, and whenever
the Insurance Commissioner deems it to be prudent or necessary, each
organization operating one or more prepaid funeral trusts shall have
a financial examination of each trust and related prepaid funeral
accounts for the preceding calendar year, prepared by a licensed
public accountant or certified public accountant and in accordance
with procedures promulgated by the Insurance Commissioner's office.
The examination also shall evaluate and report on the compliance of
each trust with the provisions of Section 6121 et seq. of Title 36
of the Oklahoma Statutes, relating to prepaid funeral benefits.
the Insurance Commissioner deems it to be prudent or necessary, each
organization operating one or more prepaid funeral trusts shall have
a financial examination of each trust and related prepaid funeral
accounts for the preceding calendar year, prepared by a licensed
public accountant or certified public accountant and in accordance
with procedures promulgated by the Insurance Commissioner's office.
The examination also shall evaluate and report on the compliance of
each trust with the provisions of Section 6121 et seq. of Title 36
of the Oklahoma Statutes, relating to prepaid funeral benefits.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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