Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-1150.4
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Intent of Legislature - Disposition of fees collected
Official statutory text
A. It is the intent of the Legislature that the Council and the
registration of sanitarians and environmental specialists pursuant
to the provisions of the Oklahoma Sanitarian and Environmental
Specialist Registration Act shall constitute a section of the
Occupational Licensing Division of the Oklahoma State Department of
Health.
B. Fees collected pursuant to the provisions of the Oklahoma
Sanitarian and Environmental Specialist Registration Act shall be
determined by the Board in conjunction with the Council pursuant to
Article I of the Administrative Procedures Act.
registration of sanitarians and environmental specialists pursuant
to the provisions of the Oklahoma Sanitarian and Environmental
Specialist Registration Act shall constitute a section of the
Occupational Licensing Division of the Oklahoma State Department of
Health.
B. Fees collected pursuant to the provisions of the Oklahoma
Sanitarian and Environmental Specialist Registration Act shall be
determined by the Board in conjunction with the Council pursuant to
Article I of the Administrative Procedures Act.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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