Okla. Stat. tit. 45, § 45-1d
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Additional powers and duties of Director
Official statutory text
A. The Director of the Department of Mines with the approval of
the Commission shall have and is authorized to exercise the
following duties:
1. To appoint a miner certification advisory council or other
such advisory council as may be required to accomplish government
functions; and
2. To provide assistance, advice and counsel to the Commission
when requested.
B. Any advisory councils shall meet at such times and places as
the members may deem most convenient for the transaction of
business. A majority of such councils shall constitute a quorum.
Each member of such councils shall be reimbursed for actual and
necessary expenses incurred in the discharge of official duties with
approval of the Director and the Commission as provided in the State
Travel Reimbursement Act.
the Commission shall have and is authorized to exercise the
following duties:
1. To appoint a miner certification advisory council or other
such advisory council as may be required to accomplish government
functions; and
2. To provide assistance, advice and counsel to the Commission
when requested.
B. Any advisory councils shall meet at such times and places as
the members may deem most convenient for the transaction of
business. A majority of such councils shall constitute a quorum.
Each member of such councils shall be reimbursed for actual and
necessary expenses incurred in the discharge of official duties with
approval of the Director and the Commission as provided in the State
Travel Reimbursement Act.
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