Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-1132B
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Administration of electronic transactions - Licensed
Official statutory text
operator fees.
A. If any service or transaction which a licensed operator is
authorized by law to provide is administered through any state
agency by means of an electronic transaction or online system, such
agency shall include a step where the individual must select between
any licensed operator in the state and the agency for processing the
service or transaction. This section shall not apply to
registrations processed pursuant to Section 1120 of Title 47 of the
Oklahoma Statutes.
B. Licensed operators selected as provided in subsection A of
this section shall receive all fees provided by statute for the
service or transaction processed by the licensed operator through
any electronic transaction or online system administered by a state
agency.
A. If any service or transaction which a licensed operator is
authorized by law to provide is administered through any state
agency by means of an electronic transaction or online system, such
agency shall include a step where the individual must select between
any licensed operator in the state and the agency for processing the
service or transaction. This section shall not apply to
registrations processed pursuant to Section 1120 of Title 47 of the
Oklahoma Statutes.
B. Licensed operators selected as provided in subsection A of
this section shall receive all fees provided by statute for the
service or transaction processed by the licensed operator through
any electronic transaction or online system administered by a state
agency.
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