Okla. Stat. tit. 56, § 56-215
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State Budget Director OASI fund
Official statutory text
There is hereby created in the State Treasury a special fund to
be known as the "State Budget Director OASI Fund" into which fund
the State Budget Director shall deposit all monies received from
state agencies constituting amounts due from funds not on deposit in
the State Treasury. The State Budget Director may make
disbursements from said funds to pay amounts due the Department of
Public Welfare at such time as the report is required to be made for
the coverage group designated as the "State of Oklahoma". Refunds
may be made to state agencies by the State Budget Director in the
event of overpayment or error made in the calculation of amount due.
be known as the "State Budget Director OASI Fund" into which fund
the State Budget Director shall deposit all monies received from
state agencies constituting amounts due from funds not on deposit in
the State Treasury. The State Budget Director may make
disbursements from said funds to pay amounts due the Department of
Public Welfare at such time as the report is required to be made for
the coverage group designated as the "State of Oklahoma". Refunds
may be made to state agencies by the State Budget Director in the
event of overpayment or error made in the calculation of amount due.
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