Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-396.1C

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Executive director of Board - Powers and duties –

Official statutory text

Collection and disposition of funds.

The executive director of the Board shall keep and preserve all

records of the Board, issue all necessary notices to the embalmers,

funeral directors and apprentices of the state, and perform such

other duties as may be imposed upon the executive director by the

Board. The executive director is hereby authorized and empowered to

collect, in the name and on behalf of the Board, the fees prescribed

in the Funeral Services Licensing Act, and all fees so collected

shall at the end of each month be deposited by the executive

director with the State Treasurer. The State Treasurer shall place

ten percent (10%) of the money so received in the general fund of

the state, and the balance in a special fund to be known as the

"Fund of the Oklahoma Funeral Board". Payment from the fund shall

be upon warrants drawn by the State Treasurer against claims

submitted by the Board to the Director of the Office of Management

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 367

and Enterprise Services for approval and payment. All monies so

received by the fund may be used by the Board in carrying out the

provisions of the Funeral Services Licensing Act.

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