Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-901.3

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Filing - Contents and procedure

Official statutory text

A. In order to be complete, a filing shall contain the

following:

1. A memorandum briefly summarizing the gist of the filing;

2. An index to the filing;

3. A clear and concise statement of the action desired to be

taken by the Commissioner;

4. References to the sections of law and to rules and

regulations which authorize the action desired to be taken by the

Insurance Commissioner or which support the information contained in

the filing;

5. An explanation of the application of the filing factors,

which are contained in subsection A of Section 902.2 or subsection B

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of Section 985 of this title, together with assumptions and

conclusions concerning such factors;

6. References to exhibits and other documents contained in the

filing which are relied upon to support the action requested by the

filing; and

7. Any other information required by the Commissioner.

B. If the filer is an advisory organization or joint

underwriting association, it is sufficient for such information to

be provided in summary form for all the filer's members and

subscribers.

C. If a filing is incomplete, the Commissioner shall notify the

filer, in writing, of the necessary materials required by this

article, by rules of the Commissioner or by orders adopted by the

Commissioner to complete the filing.

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