Okla. Stat. tit. 56, § 56-225.1
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Records regarding agreements or authorization to settle
Official statutory text
claim for reconciliation purposes for contracts or purchases.
A. The Department of Human Services shall maintain detailed
records regarding any agreements or authorizations to settle a claim
made for reconciliation purposes for any contract or purchase of
materials, items, supplies or services. Such records shall include
but not be limited to identification of parties involved in the
reconciliation, identification of materials, items, equipment or
services at issue, among originally due and owing and amount of
settlement.
B. Any settlement made for purposes of reconciliation for any
contract or purchase of any materials, items, equipment or
settlement shall be approved in writing by the administrative head
of the division making such settlement and by the Director of the
Department of Human Services.
A. The Department of Human Services shall maintain detailed
records regarding any agreements or authorizations to settle a claim
made for reconciliation purposes for any contract or purchase of
materials, items, supplies or services. Such records shall include
but not be limited to identification of parties involved in the
reconciliation, identification of materials, items, equipment or
services at issue, among originally due and owing and amount of
settlement.
B. Any settlement made for purposes of reconciliation for any
contract or purchase of any materials, items, equipment or
settlement shall be approved in writing by the administrative head
of the division making such settlement and by the Director of the
Department of Human Services.
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