Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-536.4
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Board - Powers and duties
Official statutory text
The Board, acting upon the advice of the Committee, shall issue
all licenses required by the Registered Electrologist Act, and shall
exercise the following powers and duties:
1. To make rules and regulations deemed necessary to implement
the provisions of the Registered Electrologist Act;
2. To prescribe application forms for license applicants,
license certificate forms and such other forms as necessary to
implement the provisions of the Registered Electrologist Act;
3. To establish a curriculum of study for licensure in the
practice of electrolysis in this state;
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 511
4. To prepare and conduct an examination for applicants for
licensure pursuant to the Registered Electrologist Act;
5. To keep a complete record of all licensed electrologists and
to prepare an official listing of the names and addresses of all
licensed electrologists which shall be kept current. A copy of such
listing shall be available to any person requesting it upon payment
of a copying fee established by the Board;
6. To keep a permanent record of all proceedings pursuant to
the Registered Electrologist Act;
7. To employ and establish the duties of clerical personnel
necessary to carry out the provisions of the Registered
Electrologist Act;
8. To conduct hearings to deny, revoke, suspend or refuse
renewal of licenses under the Registered Electrologist Act, and to
issue subpoenas to compel witnesses to testify or produce evidence
at such hearings in accordance with the Administrative Procedures
Act; and
9. To set the fees imposed by the provisions of the Registered
Electrologist Act in amounts that are adequate to collect sufficient
revenue to meet the expenses necessary to perform their duties
without accumulating an unnecessary surplus.
all licenses required by the Registered Electrologist Act, and shall
exercise the following powers and duties:
1. To make rules and regulations deemed necessary to implement
the provisions of the Registered Electrologist Act;
2. To prescribe application forms for license applicants,
license certificate forms and such other forms as necessary to
implement the provisions of the Registered Electrologist Act;
3. To establish a curriculum of study for licensure in the
practice of electrolysis in this state;
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 511
4. To prepare and conduct an examination for applicants for
licensure pursuant to the Registered Electrologist Act;
5. To keep a complete record of all licensed electrologists and
to prepare an official listing of the names and addresses of all
licensed electrologists which shall be kept current. A copy of such
listing shall be available to any person requesting it upon payment
of a copying fee established by the Board;
6. To keep a permanent record of all proceedings pursuant to
the Registered Electrologist Act;
7. To employ and establish the duties of clerical personnel
necessary to carry out the provisions of the Registered
Electrologist Act;
8. To conduct hearings to deny, revoke, suspend or refuse
renewal of licenses under the Registered Electrologist Act, and to
issue subpoenas to compel witnesses to testify or produce evidence
at such hearings in accordance with the Administrative Procedures
Act; and
9. To set the fees imposed by the provisions of the Registered
Electrologist Act in amounts that are adequate to collect sufficient
revenue to meet the expenses necessary to perform their duties
without accumulating an unnecessary surplus.
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