Okla. Stat. tit. 52, § 52-205

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Governor as official representative of state - Powers and

Official statutory text

duties - Assistant representatives.

The Governor is hereby designated as the official representative

of the State of Oklahoma on "The Interstate Oil Compact Commission"

provided for in the Compact herein authorized to be extended. The

Governor shall exercise and perform for the State of Oklahoma all

the powers and duties imposed by the aforesaid Compact upon a

representative to "The Interstate Oil Compact Commission"; provided,

that he shall have the authority to appoint an assistant

representative who shall act as the official representative of the

State of Oklahoma on "The Interstate Oil Compact Commission" when

the authority to so act is delegated to him by the Governor. In

addition said assistant representative shall perform such other

duties as the Governor may designate which are necessary to enable

the State of Oklahoma to fully cooperate in accomplishing the

objects of said Compact. Said assistant representative shall take

the oath of office prescribed by the Constitution which shall be

filed with the Secretary of State.

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