Okla. Stat. tit. 3A, § 3A-205.4
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Minimum standard for organization licensees - Penalty
Official statutory text
A. The Commission shall promulgate rules and regulations
setting minimum standards to be met by organization licensees.
B. The failure of an organization licensee which has been
awarded racing dates to meet the minimum standards set by the
Commission shall result in the mandatory suspension of the
organization license by the Commission. The suspended organization
license of the organization shall not be reinstated until the
minimum standards are met. Those organization licensees which apply
for racing dates shall not be granted organization licenses if they
are not in compliance with the minimum standards to be set by the
Commission.
setting minimum standards to be met by organization licensees.
B. The failure of an organization licensee which has been
awarded racing dates to meet the minimum standards set by the
Commission shall result in the mandatory suspension of the
organization license by the Commission. The suspended organization
license of the organization shall not be reinstated until the
minimum standards are met. Those organization licensees which apply
for racing dates shall not be granted organization licenses if they
are not in compliance with the minimum standards to be set by the
Commission.
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