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Okla. Stat. tit. 53, § 53-47.4A

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Will Rogers Memorial Revolving Fund

Official statutory text

A. There is hereby created in the State Treasury a revolving

fund for the Oklahoma Historical Society, on behalf of the Will

Rogers Memorial, to be designated the "Will Rogers Memorial

Revolving Fund". The fund shall consist of all:

1. Appropriations, gifts, donations, grants, admission fees,

and any other monies received by the Oklahoma Historical Society

pursuant to this act; and

2. Proceeds from outlet sales, unless the outlets are leased as

provided in Section 47.4 of this title in which case any payments

received pursuant to any such lease shall be deposited in the

revolving fund.

B. The revolving fund shall be a continuing fund not subject to

fiscal year limitations and shall be under the administrative

direction of the Oklahoma Historical Society, on behalf of the Will

Rogers Memorial. The expenditure from the fund shall be used for

expenses relating to administration, duties, operations,

maintenance, special projects, and acquisitions for the Memorial and

shall be made pursuant to law.

C. Warrants for expenditures from this fund shall be drawn by

the State Treasurer based on claims signed by an authorized employee

of the Oklahoma Historical Society and approved for payment by the

Director of the Office of Management and Enterprise Services.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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