Okla. Stat. tit. 56, § 56-240.22F
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Financial institution data match reporting system -
Official statutory text
Development of compatible systems - Survey of time and expense.
The Department shall determine by survey the likely time and
expense required for individual financial institutions in Oklahoma
to reprogram their data processing systems, if necessary and if
reasonably possible, to carry out electronic data matches. Based on
the information obtained from the survey and in coordination with
representatives of the financial industry in Oklahoma, the
Department shall implement a reporting system that maximizes
electronic data matches with those financial institutions that now
have compatible systems, and that phases in electronic data matches
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 56. Poor Persons Page 168
with other financial institutions that are capable of developing
compatible systems with the expenditure of reasonable time and
expense.
The Department shall determine by survey the likely time and
expense required for individual financial institutions in Oklahoma
to reprogram their data processing systems, if necessary and if
reasonably possible, to carry out electronic data matches. Based on
the information obtained from the survey and in coordination with
representatives of the financial industry in Oklahoma, the
Department shall implement a reporting system that maximizes
electronic data matches with those financial institutions that now
have compatible systems, and that phases in electronic data matches
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 56. Poor Persons Page 168
with other financial institutions that are capable of developing
compatible systems with the expenditure of reasonable time and
expense.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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