Okla. Stat. tit. 45, § 45-6
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Secretary - Record of issue of certificates - Effect of
Official statutory text
certificates - Notice and list of names.
The Secretary of the Oklahoma Mining Commission shall make a
record of the names and addresses of all persons to whom
certificates are issued. Certificates of competency when issued as
provided for herein, shall entitle the holders thereof to accept and
discharge the duties for which said certificates declare them
qualified.
The Director shall advise the Oklahoma Mining Commission as far
in advance as possible the date and place of an examination to be
held by the Department, and shall, as soon as examination is
completed, furnish the Commission a list of the names of all persons
who took the examination and persons successfully completing said
examination shall be duly notified.
The Secretary of the Oklahoma Mining Commission shall make a
record of the names and addresses of all persons to whom
certificates are issued. Certificates of competency when issued as
provided for herein, shall entitle the holders thereof to accept and
discharge the duties for which said certificates declare them
qualified.
The Director shall advise the Oklahoma Mining Commission as far
in advance as possible the date and place of an examination to be
held by the Department, and shall, as soon as examination is
completed, furnish the Commission a list of the names of all persons
who took the examination and persons successfully completing said
examination shall be duly notified.
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