Okla. Stat. tit. 60, § 60-301.6
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Fidelity bonds
Official statutory text
A. Governing board must require fidelity bonds. The governing
board of a charitable organization serving as trustee of a
charitable trust shall require good and sufficient fidelity bonds on
all officers and employees who are involved in the funding and
administration of a charitable trust, whether or not they are paid a
salary or other compensation. The fidelity bonds shall indemnify
the charitable trusts administered by a charitable organization for
loss sustained to a charitable trust as the result of dishonest,
fraudulent, or criminal conduct by the officers and employees of the
charitable organization, whether acting independently or in
collusion with any person or persons.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 60. Property Page 158
B. Form and premiums of fidelity bonds. The governing board of
a charitable organization serving as trustee of a charitable trust
shall determine the amount and form of its fidelity bonds. The
premiums for its fidelity bonds shall be paid by the charitable
organization and the cost of premiums may be included in the
administrative overhead of the charitable organization.
C. Annual review of fidelity bonds. At least once each
calendar year the governing board of a charitable organization
serving as trustee of a charitable trust shall evaluate all known
elements and factors constituting its risk of loss due to dishonest,
fraudulent, or criminal conduct by its officers and employees and
determine if the amount and form of its fidelity bonds are
sufficient. The governing board shall then require fidelity bonds
in such amounts and form as are sufficient to protect its charitable
trusts from such risk or hazard. The action of the governing board
in determining the amount and form of its fidelity bonds shall be
recorded in the minutes of the governing board.
board of a charitable organization serving as trustee of a
charitable trust shall require good and sufficient fidelity bonds on
all officers and employees who are involved in the funding and
administration of a charitable trust, whether or not they are paid a
salary or other compensation. The fidelity bonds shall indemnify
the charitable trusts administered by a charitable organization for
loss sustained to a charitable trust as the result of dishonest,
fraudulent, or criminal conduct by the officers and employees of the
charitable organization, whether acting independently or in
collusion with any person or persons.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 60. Property Page 158
B. Form and premiums of fidelity bonds. The governing board of
a charitable organization serving as trustee of a charitable trust
shall determine the amount and form of its fidelity bonds. The
premiums for its fidelity bonds shall be paid by the charitable
organization and the cost of premiums may be included in the
administrative overhead of the charitable organization.
C. Annual review of fidelity bonds. At least once each
calendar year the governing board of a charitable organization
serving as trustee of a charitable trust shall evaluate all known
elements and factors constituting its risk of loss due to dishonest,
fraudulent, or criminal conduct by its officers and employees and
determine if the amount and form of its fidelity bonds are
sufficient. The governing board shall then require fidelity bonds
in such amounts and form as are sufficient to protect its charitable
trusts from such risk or hazard. The action of the governing board
in determining the amount and form of its fidelity bonds shall be
recorded in the minutes of the governing board.
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