Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-396.1B

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Expenses of Board members - Executive director - Other

Official statutory text

personnel.

All of the members of the Oklahoma Funeral Board shall be

reimbursed for travel expenses incident to attendance upon the

business of the Board as provided in the State Travel Reimbursement

Act. The Board is hereby authorized to employ an executive director

at an annual salary to be set by the Board, payable monthly, and to

rent and equip an office therefor in some city in the state to be

selected by the Board. The Board shall not employ any of its

members for a period of three (3) years following their expiration

of term of office. The executive director shall keep such books,

records, and perform such other lawful duties as are required by or

placed upon the executive director by the Board, and shall be

entitled to receive traveling expenses while in the performance of

the duties as directed and prescribed by the Board. The executive

director shall not accept any employment from any funeral home or

wholesale house dealing in funeral supplies or equipment while

acting as the executive director. The Board shall have the right

and authority to employ necessary personnel to carry out the

provisions of the Funeral Services Licensing Act. The expenses of

the Board shall at no time exceed the monies available to the Fund

of the Oklahoma Funeral Board.

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