Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-6417

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Annual statement - Examination of Accounts, etc. - Report

Official statutory text

to members.

A. The Association shall submit to the Insurance Commissioner,

annually, from the date of its inception, a statement prepared by an

independent certified public accountant which shall contain

information with respect to its transactions, condition, operations,

and affairs during the preceding calendar year. The statement shall

contain such matters and information as are prescribed and shall be

in such form as is approved by the Commissioner. The Commissioner

may, at any time, require the Association to furnish additional

information with respect to its transactions, condition, operations,

and affairs, or any matter connected therewith considered to be

material and of assistance in evaluating the scope, operation and

experience of the Association.

B. The books of account, records, reports and other documents

of the Association shall be open and free for examination to the

Commissioner at all reasonable times.

C. The books of account, records, reports and other documents

of the Association shall be open to inspection by the members at

such times and under such conditions and regulations as the Board

shall determine.

D. The Association shall provide for the making of detailed

reports of liability approved or canceled, for the drawing up of

annual budgets of the Association and for the rendering of accounts

to each Board member at least every twelve (12) months.

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