Okla. Stat. tit. 40, § 40-460.1
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Rules for definition of “alteration”
Official statutory text
A. Pursuant to the authority granted to the Commissioner of
Labor under Section 460 of Title 40 of the Oklahoma Statutes to
promulgate rules for the safe installation, repair, maintenance,
use, operation, and inspection of all amusement rides necessary for
the protection of the general public using amusement rides, the
Commissioner of Labor shall promulgate rules regarding the
definition of alteration.
B. Rules promulgated pursuant to subsection A of this section
shall include the following language:
“Alteration” means any change in either the structural or
operational characteristics of the amusement ride which will alter
its performance from that specified in the design criteria of the
manufacturer.
Labor under Section 460 of Title 40 of the Oklahoma Statutes to
promulgate rules for the safe installation, repair, maintenance,
use, operation, and inspection of all amusement rides necessary for
the protection of the general public using amusement rides, the
Commissioner of Labor shall promulgate rules regarding the
definition of alteration.
B. Rules promulgated pursuant to subsection A of this section
shall include the following language:
“Alteration” means any change in either the structural or
operational characteristics of the amusement ride which will alter
its performance from that specified in the design criteria of the
manufacturer.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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