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Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-2-303.4

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Deposits of contributions and dedicated revenues -

Official statutory text

Warrants and vouchers.

A. All employee and employer contributions and dedicated

revenues shall be deposited in the Oklahoma Law Enforcement

Retirement Fund in the State Treasury. The Board shallhave the

responsibility for the management of the Oklahoma Law Enforcement

Retirement Fund, and may transfer monies used for investment

purposes by the Oklahoma Law Enforcement Retirement System from the

Oklahoma Law Enforcement Retirement Fund in the State Treasury to

the custodian bank or trust company of the System.

B. All benefits payable pursuant to the provisions of the

Oklahoma Law Enforcement Retirement System, refunds of contribution

and overpayments, and all administrative expenses in connection with

the System shall be paid from the Oklahoma Law Enforcement

Retirement Fund upon warrants or vouchers signed by two persons

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 47. Motor Vehicles Page 129

designated by the Board. The Board may transfer monies from the

custodian bank or trust company of the System to the Oklahoma Law

Enforcement Retirement Fund in the State Treasury for the purposes

specified in this subsection.

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