Okla. Stat. tit. 56, § 56-230.78
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Oklahoma Marriage Initiative public service
Official statutory text
announcement campaign.
There shall be created a statewide public service announcement
campaign, under the Oklahoma Marriage Initiative, promoting marriage
as a tool against poverty and targeting all members of the public.
No person appointed or elected to any public office in this state
shall appear in the public service announcement campaign described
in this section. No person, persons, or business entities employed
in political consulting or receiving payment through funds related
to any campaign for public office in this state shall be contracted
to produce, develop, or otherwise provide any services related to
any provision of this act.
There shall be created a statewide public service announcement
campaign, under the Oklahoma Marriage Initiative, promoting marriage
as a tool against poverty and targeting all members of the public.
No person appointed or elected to any public office in this state
shall appear in the public service announcement campaign described
in this section. No person, persons, or business entities employed
in political consulting or receiving payment through funds related
to any campaign for public office in this state shall be contracted
to produce, develop, or otherwise provide any services related to
any provision of this act.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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