Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-1150.6
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Powers and duties of Council
Official statutory text
Pursuant to the Oklahoma Sanitarian and Environmental Specialist
Registration Act, the Council shall have the power and duty to:
1. Assist and advise the Board on all matters relating to the
formulation of rules in accordance with this act;
2. Administer and develop the examinations of applicants for
registration pursuant to this act;
3. Determine qualifications of applicants for registration
pursuant to this act;
4. Prescribe and adopt forms for registration applications and
initiate mailing of the application forms to all persons requesting
applications;
5. Investigate alleged violations of the provisions of this act
and of any rules promulgated by the Board thereunder;
6. Assist the Board in establishing categories of registrations
and application requirements for each category including but not
limited to education, experience requirements, and examinations; and
7. Have such other powers and duties as is necessary to
implement this act.
Registration Act, the Council shall have the power and duty to:
1. Assist and advise the Board on all matters relating to the
formulation of rules in accordance with this act;
2. Administer and develop the examinations of applicants for
registration pursuant to this act;
3. Determine qualifications of applicants for registration
pursuant to this act;
4. Prescribe and adopt forms for registration applications and
initiate mailing of the application forms to all persons requesting
applications;
5. Investigate alleged violations of the provisions of this act
and of any rules promulgated by the Board thereunder;
6. Assist the Board in establishing categories of registrations
and application requirements for each category including but not
limited to education, experience requirements, and examinations; and
7. Have such other powers and duties as is necessary to
implement this act.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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