Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-328.69
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Review and hearing by the Board of Governors of
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Registered Dentists.
The Board of Dentistry shall review the record of the mediation
committee recommendation and the state mediation appeals committee
in determining any final appeal. The Board may conduct a formal
hearing upon the request of a party or upon its own initiative and
may affirm, modify, or reverse the recommendation appealed. Any
formal hearing shall be conducted by one or more members of the
Board as it may determine, and a hearing shall be conducted in
accordance with such rules as it may prescribe. The action of the
Board in ruling upon the appealed recommendation shall constitute a
final nonappealable decision, however, the final recommendation of
the Board shall not be binding on the parties involved in the
dispute.
The Board of Dentistry shall review the record of the mediation
committee recommendation and the state mediation appeals committee
in determining any final appeal. The Board may conduct a formal
hearing upon the request of a party or upon its own initiative and
may affirm, modify, or reverse the recommendation appealed. Any
formal hearing shall be conducted by one or more members of the
Board as it may determine, and a hearing shall be conducted in
accordance with such rules as it may prescribe. The action of the
Board in ruling upon the appealed recommendation shall constitute a
final nonappealable decision, however, the final recommendation of
the Board shall not be binding on the parties involved in the
dispute.
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