Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-1000.5b

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Temporary license examinations

Official statutory text

A. The Construction Industries Board shall offer examinations

for temporary journeyman plumber, temporary journeyman electrician,

and temporary mechanical journeyman at least once every thirty (30)

days following a declaration by the Governor of this state of a

state of emergency in response to a disaster involving the

destruction of dwelling units and shall continue do so for at least

six (6) months following the declaration.

B. The temporary journeyman examinations shall be neither less

stringent nor more stringent than examinations for regular

journeyman licenses in this state.

C. No applicant for any temporary journeyman license shall be

allowed more than one opportunity to take the temporary journeyman

examination.

D. No temporary journeyman license shall be extended or

renewed. Upon expiration of the temporary journeyman license, the

license holder shall be ineligible to work as a journeyman in this

state unless qualified under other provisions of law.

E. The temporary license shall be distinguishable from the

regularly issued license.

F. The Construction Industries Board shall not issue a

temporary license until the person demonstrates compliance with the

requirements of Section 1701 et seq. of Title 68 of the Oklahoma

Statutes.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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