Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-1820.7

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Powers and duties of committee

Official statutory text

The Fire Extinguisher Industry Committee shall have the

following powers and duties:

1. To assist the State Fire Marshal in licensing and otherwise

regulating persons engaged in a fire extinguisher industry business;

2. To determine qualifications of applicants pursuant to the

Fire Extinguisher Licensing Act;

3. To prescribe and adopt forms for license applications and

initiate the mailing of the application forms to all persons

requesting the applications;

4. To assist the State Fire Marshal in the denial, suspension

or revocation of licenses as provided by the Fire Extinguisher

Licensing Act;

5. To charge and collect such fees as are prescribed by the

Fire Extinguisher Licensing Act;

6. To assist the State Fire Marshal Commission in establishing

and enforcing standards governing the materials, services, and

conduct of the licensees and the employees of licensees in regard to

the fire extinguisher industry;

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7. To assist the State Fire Marshal Commission in promulgating

rules necessary to carry out the administration of the Fire

Extinguisher Licensing Act;

8. To investigate alleged violations of the provisions of the

Fire Extinguisher Licensing Act and of any rules promulgated by the

State Fire Marshal Commission;

9. To assist the State Fire Marshal Commission in establishing

categories of licenses for the Fire Extinguisher Licensing Act and

application requirements for each category including, but not

limited to, individual licenses, experience requirements,

fingerprints, photographs, written examinations, and fees;

10. To assist the State Fire Marshal in providing for grievance

and appeal procedures pursuant to the Administrative Procedures Act

for any person whose license is denied, revoked, or suspended; and

11. To have such other powers and duties as are necessary to

implement the Fire Extinguisher Licensing Act.

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